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WorksheetsUnit 01 Matter Exam Review Game #1
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 27mins
The two properties that define ALL matter are (pick 1)
Mass & Color
Mass & Boiling Point
Mass & Volume
Mass & Sass
Check all of the Chemical Properties
Toxicity
pH
Reactivity
Volume
Check all of the Physical Properties
Mass
Volume
Flammability
Boiling Point
Select all that are evidence of a chemical change
Gas (bubbles)
A solid milky precipitate
Boiling salt water
If new products have a temperature decrease
If an acid is added to water, it is now a (pick 1)
delicious acid
diluted acid
density acid
dark acid
A strong acid combined with a strong base will produce (pick 1)
sandy water
salt water
muddy water
pure water
Gases that can be forced with pressure into a smaller volume are said to be (pick 1)
Impressive
Incompressible
Compressible
Unresponsive
Select all of the Extensive Properties (can you guess? look at the answers, which one doesn't belong with the others?)
Mass
Volume
Length
Silver color
Which state of matter has the HIGHEST kinetic energy?
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Which state of matter has the highest temperature?
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Pick all the true statements:
Solids have definite shapes & definite volumes.
Liquids have definite shapes & definite volumes.
Gases have indefinite shapes & indefinite volumes.
Above 100 degrees C, water is a
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Below 0 degrees C, water is a
Solid
Liquid
Gas
The freezing point temperature of water is ______ and is a _____________ ___________________.
0 degrees C, chemical property
0 degrees C, physical change
0 degrees C, physical property
0 degrees C, chemical change
The boiling point temperature of water is ______ and is a _____________ ___________________.
100 degrees C, chemical property
100 degrees C, physical change
100 degrees C, physical property
100 degrees C, chemical change
Select all of the true statements regarding LIQUIDS
a changing and indefinite shape
a fixed and definite shape
a changing and indefinite volume
a fixed and definite volume
If NO residue was left behind after boiling in an experiment,
this is evidence of a chemical change
this is evidence the original chemical was a mixture
this is evidence the original chemical was a pure substance
If a new gas is formed when you mix two chemicals,
this is evidence of a pure substance
this is evidence of a chemical change
If a new solid milky precipitate formed,
this is evidence of a pure substance
this is evidence of a chemical change
Pick the true statements:
All salt water mixtures are the SAME = FIXED
All salt water mixtures are DIFFERENT = VARIABLE
All H2O water molecules (compounds) are the SAME = FIXED
All H2O water molecules (compounds) are DIFFERENT = VARIABLE
Mixtures (like salt water) are
physically mixed together
chemically bonded together
Check all true statements about salt water:
a homogeneous mixture (the same from bottom to top)
a heterogeneous mixture (different from bottom to top)
a pure substance
a mixture of pure substances
Pure substances have mass & volume
True
False
Mixtures have mass & volume
True
False
Another name for homogeneous mixtures is
Pure substances
Elements
Solutions
Compounds
Check all of the Chemical Properties
Toxicity
pH
Reactivity
Volume
Check all of the Physical Properties
Mass
Volume
Flammability
Boiling Point
If an acid is added to water, it is now a
delicious acid
diluted acid
density acid
dark acid
Gases that can be forced with pressure into a smaller volume are said to be
Impressive
Incompressible
Compressible
Unresponsive
Which state of matter has the HIGHEST kinetic energy?
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Which state of matter has the highest temperature?
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Pick all the true statements:
Solids have definite shapes & definite volumes.
Liquids have definite shapes & definite volumes.
Gases have indefinite shapes & indefinite volumes.
Above 100 degrees C, water is a
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Below 0 degrees C, water is a
Solid
Liquid
Gas
The boiling point temperature of water is ______ and is a _____________ ___________________.
100 degrees C, chemical property
100 degrees C, physical change
100 degrees C, physical property
100 degrees C, chemical change
Select all of the true statements regarding LIQUIDS
a changing and indefinite shape
a fixed and definite shape
a changing and indefinite volume
a fixed and definite volume
If a new gas is formed when you mix two chemicals,
this is evidence of a pure substance
this is evidence of a chemical change
If a new solid milky precipitate formed,
this is evidence of a pure substance
this is evidence of a chemical change
Pick the true statement(s):
All salt water mixtures are the SAME = FIXED
All salt water mixtures are DIFFERENT = VARIABLE
All H2O water molecules (compounds) are the SAME = FIXED
All H2O water molecules (compounds) are DIFFERENT = VARIABLE
Mixtures (like salt water) are
physically mixed together
chemically bonded together
Check all true statements about salt water:
a homogeneous mixture (the same from bottom to top)
a heterogeneous mixture (different from bottom to top)
a pure substance
a mixture of pure substances
Pure substances have mass & volume
True
False
Another name for homogeneous mixtures is
Pure substances
Elements
Solutions
Compounds
The two properties that define ALL matter are (pick 1)
Mass & Volume
Mass & Boiling Point
Mass & Color
Mass & Sass
These images compare the kinetic motion of the particles.
Which state of matter does each image represent?
A - solid, B - liquid, C - gas
A - gas, B - liquid, C - solid
A - liquid, B - gas, C - solid
A - liquid, B - solid, C - gas
A student placed a tablet of baking soda in a cup of water. The tablet immediately began to bubble, fizz, and eventually dissolve. Did a physical or chemical change occur and how do you know?
chemical; the tablet gave off a gas in the form of bubbles
chemical; the fizzing sound indicates a new substance was formed
physical; the tablet only dissolved in the water and formed a mixture
physical; the water can be boiled off and the tablet residue would be left
Which BEST explains how pizza differs from milk?
Pizza is a mixture, and milk is a compound.
Pizza is a suspension, and milk is a solution.
Both are mixtures; pizza is heterogeneous, and milk is
homogeneous.
Both are solutions; pizza’s components can be seen, and milk’s
components cannot be seen.
How should the model be changed to show these water molecules at -5°C?
Which statement does not describe a chemical change?
burning a log in a campfire
baking cookies
breaking glass
digesting food
Two or more atoms joined together form
a molecule
an atom
an element
