Unit 4: The Physical Properties of Matter Mini Test

Which type of Solid Crystal involves covalently bonded atoms?

• Covalent Network Crystal

• Covalent Molecular Crystal

• Ionic Crystal

• Metallic Crystal

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Which Point Defect in a solid involves having an atom missing?

• Erasure

• Interstitial

• Substitution

• Vacancy

The term for a mixture of two or more elements that contains at least one metal is called an (a)  

• An alloy
• A colloid
• A Metalloid
• A Suspension

What compounds conduct electrical current when dissolved in water?

• Alloys

• Electrolytes

• Polymers

• Non-Electrolytes

At higher temperatures...

• a. particles in an object have less energy.

• b. particles in an object have more energy.

• c. particles in an object break apart.

• d. a gas contracts.

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Fill in the blank to make the sentence true. Increasing the temperature of a liquid results in _______ particles having enough energy to evaporate.

• more

• fewer

• no

• all

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NGSS.MS-PS1-4

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Crystalline solids and amorphous solids are different in that crystalline solids have a well-ordered structure, while amorphous solids do not. What do they have in common?

• Both have a definite shape and volume.

• Both have a well-ordered structure.

• Both are liquids at room temperature.

• Both are gases at room temperature.

Match the following states of matter with the molecular movement description:

• Solids

• Molecules move faster in solids, slower in liquids, and are stationary in gases.

• Gases

• Molecules are stationary in solids, move faster in liquids, and move fastest in gases.

• Liquids

• Molecules move fastest in solids, slower in liquids, and are stationary in gases.

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Compare and contrast the four types of solids. Say one thing unique to each of them and one thing they all have in common.

• All four types of solids have a definite shape, but only ionic solids conduct electricity when dissolved in water.

• All four types of solids have a definite shape, but only metallic solids have free electrons.

• All four types of solids have a definite shape, but only covalent network solids are very hard.

• All four types of solids have a definite shape, but only molecular solids have low melting points.

Which type of solid is hard, brittle, and nonconducting unless dissolved in H₂O?

• Ionic Crystal
• Covalent Molecular Crystal
• Metallic Crystal
• Covalent Network Crystal

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