
Science 4th 2nd term Final revision
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Joseph Manso
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Match
Match the following
Blue litmus paper turns red. They can be weak, like citrus. Strong acids can
dissolve metals and burn your skin.
Base turns litmus paper blue. In food, it can taste bitter. Strong bases are found in
drains.
Separating a solid from a liquid by evaporating the liquid
A solution is heated until a liquid becomes a gas. The solid is left behind.
The gas then goes through a condenser and turns back into a liquid.
A filter separates things by size.
Acids
Base
Solid extraction
Distillation
Filtration
Acids
Base
Solid extraction
Distillation
Filtration
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_____are used to separate magnetic material from non-magnetic in a
mixture.
When a difference in densities makes the mixture separate.
_____is formed when two or more elements combine chemically, during a chemical reaction.
When acids and bases combine, they react this way
A saltwater solution and water are ____
Magnets
Settling
A compound
chemically
neutral.
Magnets
Settling
A compound
chemically
neutral.
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Mixtures can be
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The nail reacted to water and oxygen and create
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Multiple Choice
The nail changes shape, but the particles _______ the same.
remain
don't remain
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happen when we change the appearance, but not the substance of matter.
happen when we alter the matter on a molecular level, breaking or forming bonds
is a chemical reaction between sulfur and silver. Rust is a chemical reaction between iron,
oxygen, and water
Liquid to gas
Gas to liquid
Physical changes
Chemical changes
Tarnish
Evaporation
Condes
Physical changes
Chemical changes
Tarnish
Evaporation
Condes
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Multiple Choice
Matter goes through changes. There are _____ types of changes
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Match the following
Usually shiny, good conductors, usually hard, and have
high density
Usually don’t have luster, have poor conductors, and
usually have lower densities.
They have some properties of metals and some properties
of non-metals.
Elements from group 17 of the periodic table. They react to
group one.
Elements from group 1, metals except for Hydrogen. They
react strongly with water
Metals
Non-metals
Metalloids
Halogens
Alkali metals
Metals
Non-metals
Metalloids
Halogens
Alkali metals
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groups
Gives the number of protons present
Starting with the first letter of the name
Full name of the element
Weight of the element in unified atomic
mass units.
The columns in the table
Gives the number of protons present
Starting with the first letter of the name
Full name of the element
Weight of the element in unified atomic
mass units.
The columns in the table
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Elements are organized in the
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Fixed volume
• Fixed shape
Fixed volume
• Shape conforms to the containers
Volume conforms to the containers
• Shape conforms to the containers
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Solid
Liquid
Gas
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- Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space. Everything is made up of matter, both living and non-living things.
- Properties are ways to describe matter. It can be size, shape, or color for example.
- How much matter is making up an object. It is a unit of measure for the amount of matter. Usually measured in grams or kilograms.
How much space matter is taking up. It is counted by cubic units in an object. It
can also be measured by a tool called a graduated cylinder.
- Magnetism is the ability of matter to attract magnetic objects.
- Solubility is the ability of matter to blend into a liquid.
- Strength is the amount of pressure matter can endure.
Buoyancy is the upward force of a gas or a liquid, it tells us whether something
will sink or float
Matter
Property
Mass
Volume
Unseen
properties
Matter
Property
Mass
Volume
Unseen
properties
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Smaller objects in the solar system include
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The Moon revolves around Earth about once every
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In a
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In a
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Day and night on Earth are caused by
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Rotation is the act of
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or real line that something spins around.
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Apparent motion is the way something appears or seems to
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A
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Seasons are caused by
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Draw
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Draw
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Video Response
what does rotation mean?

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B. When a planet rotates, what does the hemisphere facing the Sun experience?

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C. The planets rotate on their own ___________.

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D. Which planet has the longest rotation? If you went to sleep on this planet for half a day, how long
would you have slept?.

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E. Which planet has the shortest day? How long would you have been at school if you spent half of
the day at school on this planet?
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Dropdown
1. A group of stars that make a pattern is called a
3. Our star, the Sun, is a type of star called the
4. Hotter stars in space are
5. Scientist Galileo Galilei invented the
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7. A large glowing sphere of gas that emits heat is called
8. The Moon itself does not glow. It
9. A light year is a measure of
10. Force of attraction between objects is called
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Luisa made a solution of water and sugar in a jar. She put the lid on the jar and left it in an warm place overnight. The next day she opened the jar and saw that the inside of the lid was wet. What liquid was inside the lid?

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b. Where did the liquid come from?
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c. Name the process that made the liquid on the inside of the lid. Explain how it happens.
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d. Which process is the reverse of the process you mentioned before?
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d. Which process is the reverse of the process you mentioned before?
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f. Will the liquid on the inside taste sweet? Why or why not?
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Multiple Choice
1.) Changes of state are ________.
A) physical
B) chemical
C) compounds
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2. This type of change alters the matter on a molecular level_______.
A) physical
B) chemical
C) base
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3. This change begins and ends with the same type of matter
A) physical
B) chemical
C) Acid
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4.) Filtration and magnetism are used to separate mixtures
A) magnetically
B) physically
C) chemically
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