

AS 7.3 CR 1.4-1.5
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Jordan Cox
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List one property that water and oil do not share.
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Open Ended
Why do you think water and oil have different properties? List your ideas below.
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Fill in the missing word.
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Different substances have
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements is true about comparing properties of substances?
It helps to tell substances apart.
It is only useful for liquids.
It cannot be used for solids.
It is not a reliable method.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following statements are true about atoms and scale?
Atoms are too small to see with the naked eye.
Scientists use models to represent atoms.
All matter is made of atoms.
Atoms can be seen without any tools.
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Poll
Based on the information pictured, do you think samples 1 and 2 share all the same properties?
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Open Ended
Based on the information pictured, do you think samples 1 and 2 share all the same properties?
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Explain your answer.
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the missing word.
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Things that are too small (or too large) to see can be studied with
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Poll
Based on the atomic-scale models of the samples, which of the following claims do you think is best?
Claim 1: All three samples have the same properties. Therefore, they are the same substance.
Claim 2: Two samples have the same properties. Therefore, they are the same substance. However, one sample has a different set of properties. Therefore, this sample is a different substance.
Claim 3: All three samples have different properties. Therefore, they are different substances.
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Does the evidence from the Sim support the claim that you chose?
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Claim 1: All three samples have the same properties. Therefore, they are the same substance.
Claim 2: Two samples have the same properties. Therefore, they are the same substance. However, one sample has a different set of properties. Therefore, this sample is a different substance.
Claim 3: All three samples have different properties. Therefore, they are different substances.
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Open Ended
What evidence did you find in the Sim to support your answer?
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Drag and Drop
1. Sample 1 is a
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Drag and Drop
2. Sample 1 is a
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3. Sample 2 is the
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Labeling
Correctly label the image.
molecules
repeating group of atoms
extended structures
repeating atom
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Draw
Goal: Create a model that represents a repeating group of atoms that could make up sample 2.
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