Properties/Changes of Matter Quick Check

What does the following tool measure?

• mass
• length
• volume
• density

Which of the following units would you use to express volume of a liquid

• mL
• graduated cylinder
• grams
• cm

How would you calculate the volume of an irregular solid such as a small sample spoon?

• using a scale
• water displacement with a graduated cylinder
• length x width x height
• pipette filled with water

Which unit below would be appropriate when using a scale?

• mass
• mL
• cm^3
• g
• volume

Which of the following are considered physical properties? Select all that apply

• rust
• oxidation
• color
• density
• flammability

Which of the following properties if observed would create an entirely new substance?

• flammability
• volume
• density
• odor

Which of the following is true about physical changes?

• Most physical changes are not reversible
• Most physical changes can be reversed
• We cannot determine whether physical changes can be reversed or not.
• All chemical changes are the same as physical changes

Matter is defined as anything that has mass and

• weight
• energy
• volume
• solidity

State changes are always ________________

• physical changes
• chemical changes

What are the tools in the picture below called?

• graduated cylinders
• erlenmyer flasks
• test tubes
• scales
• beakers