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Stuff Test

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Select the formula for density

a)

Mass x Volume.

b)

Mass/Volume.

c)

Volume/Mass.

d)

Volume x Mass.

2.

What kind of change occurs when paper is ripped?

a)

Chemical.

b)

Physical.

3.

What happens to the density when two of the same object are different sizes?

a)

The density stays the same.

b)

The density increases.

c)

The density decreases.

4.

Is your bike rusting a chemical or physical change?

a)

Chemical change.

b)

Physical change.

5.

How did the Statue of Liberty get its green color?

a)

The Statue of Liberty is blue..

b)

The statue was green originally.

c)

It was painted green. (Who has that much paint?)

d)

Copper that was exposed to Acid Rain.

6.

What are the reactants in the equation (H2+ O2→ H2O)?

a)

Hydrogen, Oxygen.

b)

Helium, Dirt.

c)

Lithium, Uranium.

7.

What is the product in the equation ( H2+ O2→ H2O) ?

a)

Vinegar.

b)

Dirt.

c)

Water.

d)

Soda.

8.

What kind of change happens when cake is baked?

a)

I want cake right now.

b)

Physical.

c)

Chemical.

d)

Nothing happens.

9.

Name 2 physical changes

a)

Can I name it Stan?

b)

Cutting foam.

c)

Bending a pool noodle.

d)

Rusting.

10.

What do atoms do when a chemical reaction happens?

a)

The atoms freak out.

b)

New substances form from atoms rearranging.

c)

Nothing ever happens.

11.

If you have two identical but different liquids, how do you tell them part?

a)

Assume they're the same.

b)

Comparing the odors.

c)

Stare at it closely

d)

Ask it.

12.

How can you identify two different substances that look alike?

a)

Hardness

b)

Mass

c)

Volume

d)

Color

13.

Choose the formula for mass

a)

Volume divided by density.

b)

Density divided by volume.

14.

What can you know about two of the same particles?

a)

They move at the same speed.

b)

They have the same amount of space between them

c)

They're different

15.

Name a chemical change

a)

Ripping paper

b)

Cutting paper

c)

Burning a piece of bread

d)

Dissolving sugar