Ch. 12 Matter Properties and Changes Test Review

The ability of one material to DISSOLVE in another is called

• magnetism

• solubility

• boiling point

• chemical property

this state of matter has a DEFINITE SHAPE and DEFINITE VOLUME

• solid

• liquid

• gas

• plasma

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What TWO properties must ALL matter have?

• weight and mass

• shape and energy

• mass and volume (ability to take up space)

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Which state of matter has particles that SLIDE past each other, like marbles in a box?

• solid

• liquid

• gas

• plasma

Which of the following is a CHEMICAL PROPERTY of matter?

• mass

• ability to change state

• ability to dissolve

• ability to rust

When liquids reach their BOILING POINT, they...

• gain mass

• demonstrate sublimation

• turn into a gas

• turn into a solid

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NGSS.MS-PS1-4

NGSS.MS-PS3-4

NGSS.MS-PS3-5

How could you separate pasta from the water it has been cooked in?

• separation by magnetism

• separation by burning

• separation by state of matter

Which situation represents a CHEMICAL CHANGE?

• boiling a pot of water

• breaking a cookie in half

• "dry ice" going from a solid to gas in a punch bowl

• burning logs in a campfire

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Which change in matter can be REVERSED?

• torn paper

• sliced apple

• broken rock

• dissolved sugar

Which situation represents a PHYSICAL CHANGE?

• salt dissolving in water

• twigs burning to become ash

• copper turning green when it reacts with oxygen

• a piece of metal rusting