
6.6 A Comparing, Solid, Liquid and Gases Review
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2
3
Multiple Choice
When two or more atoms combine, they form a ___ called a molecule.
particle
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Multiple Choice
What is the basic unit of matter?
Atom
Molecule
Particle
Element
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Labeling
Identify the states of matter modeled by each illustration.
Gas
liquid
solid
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Labeling
How do the shapes and volumes of solids, liquids, and gases compare?
neither a definite shape no volume
definite volume but not a definite shape
definite shape and definite volume
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10
Multiple Choice
What is the energy of motion called?
Potential energy
Kinetic energy
Thermal energy
Chemical energy
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are true as the water changes from a liquid to a gas?
Select two answers.
The substance changes from having no definite volume to having a definite volume.
The particles’ kinetic energy increases.
The particles start to vibrate in place.
The substance changes from having a definite volume to having no definite volume.
The particles’ kinetic energy decreases.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are true about the water’s change of state?
Select all correct answers.
The particles moved faster in different directions.
The particles’ kinetic energy decreased.
The substance changed from having no definite shape to having a definite shape.
The substance changed from having a definite volume to having no definite volume.
The particles’ kinetic energy increased.
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Multiple Choice
What change of state did the student observe from 1 to 2?
Gas to liquid
Liquid to solid
Solid to gas
Solid to liquid
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Multiple Choice
The image shows the particles of a substance in three different states.
Which beaker shows the substance in its solid state?
1
2
3
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Multiple Choice
The image shows the particles of a substance in three different states.
Which beaker shows the substance with the most kinetic energy?
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2
3
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Match
Vocabulary Match!
the smallest complete unit of an element
made up of two or more different atoms chemically combined
made up of one or more of the same kind of atom chemically combined
two or more atoms chemically combined; the smallest complete unit of a compound
made up of one type of molecule and has definite physical and chemical properties regardless of the amount; can be an element or a compound
atom
compound
element
molecule
pure substance
atom
compound
element
molecule
pure substance
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