Structures and Properties of Matter Review

When a cookie is broken in half, the number of pieces affects ...

• the amount of the cookie.

• the weight of the cookie.

• the weight and amount stay the same.

• the weight and amount change.

When a solid turns to a liquid, the temperature ________ to cause the change.

• decreases

• increases

• stays the same

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The molecules in a liquid are ...

• spread out and moving all around.

• packed tightly together with very little movement.

• loosely packed and able to move around the container.

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Adding air to a ball _______ the volume.

• increases

• decreases

An example of matter being too small to be seen is...

• a muffin sitting on a plate.

• the smell of a candle burning.

• ice melting in a cup.

• steam coming off a pot of boiling water.

The best way to show that air has weight is to measure the weight of the deflated balloon and then

• fill it with water and measure again.

• fill it with air and bounce it around the room.

• fill it with air and measure the weight again and compare.

• let it set for two minutes and then measure it again.

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The sun cause a phase change from

• a liquid to a solid.

• from a gas to a liquid.

• from a solid to a gas..

• from a liquid to a gas.

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The sun causes the water in a puddle to evaporate because the molecules are changing from a

• liquid to a gas.

• solid to a liquid.

• gas to a liquid.

• liquid to a solid.

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Choose which picture represents a solid to a liquid.

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