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Teacher Presentation Mixtures

Teacher Presentation Mixtures

Assessment

Presentation

Science

5th Grade

Hard

Created by

TENA RHOUDES

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12 Slides • 10 Questions

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Which of the following is the best example of a mixture you might find at home?

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A bowl of fruit salad

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A glass of pure water

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A gold ring

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A piece of wood

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of mixtures shown in the images?

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Fruit salad

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Jar of coins

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Lemonade

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Orange juice

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Multiple Choice

What makes a solution different from other mixtures?

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All parts are evenly mixed and look the same

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It contains only one substance

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It cannot be separated

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It always contains water

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a physical property that changed when a powdered drink mix was added to water?

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The color of the water

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The temperature of the water

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The shape of the glass

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The amount of sunlight

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Multiple Select

Which of the following physical properties could change when substances are mixed together?

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Color

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Taste

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Shape

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Temperature

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Multiple Choice

When sugar and lemon juice are added to water to make lemonade, which physical property of the water changes?

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Color

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Boiling point

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Shape

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Density

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Multiple Choice

Did any physical properties of the individual seeds change when they were added to the mixture? Explain your answer.

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yes

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no

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes a mixture?

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A combination of two or more substances where the physical properties of ingredients may or may not change.

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A single substance with uniform properties throughout.

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A chemical reaction that forms a new substance.

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A process where substances lose all their original properties.

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