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WorksheetsMatter, Density, Chemical and Physical Changes Test Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which phase of matter is shown in the image below
(a)
Which phase of matter is shown in the image below
(a)
Which phase of matter is shown in the image below
(a)
Which state of matter has a fixed volume and a fixed shape?
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Plasma
Which state of matter takes the shape of its container but has a fixed volume?
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Plasma
Which state of matter takes the shape of its container and matches the volume of its container
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Plasma
Which phase change is shown at point B in the image below
(a)
Which phase change is shown at point E in the image below
(a)
Which phase change is shown at point D in the image below
(a)
When I move up the graph below I am _________ energy
adding
taking away
When I move down the graph below I am _________ energy
adding
taking away
Which phase change is shown in the graph below if I am adding energy at point B?
(a)
Which phase change is shown in the graph below if I am adding energy at point D?
(a)
Which phase change is shown in the graph below if I am going down the graph at point B?
(a)
Which phase change is shown in the graph below if I am going down the graph at point D?
(a)
Which formula do I use below to find the volume of an irregularly shaped object?
V= Ending Volume- Starting Volume
V= L x W x H
V=M/V
Which formula do I use below to find the volume of a regularly shaped object?
V= Ending Volume- Starting Volume
V= L x W x H
V=M/V
How much matter occupies a specific amount of space is known as.....
density
volume
mass
weight
The amount of matter in an object is known as....
density
volume
mass
weight
The amount of space an object takes up is known as....
density
volume
mass
weight
What are the units for mass?
(a)
What are the units for volume?
grams (g)
mL
cm^3
cm
What are the units for density?
g/ml
g/cm^3
cm^3
mL
What is the formula for density?
D=V/M
D= V x M
D=M/V
Which box is the most dense?
(a)
Which box has the most volume?
(a)
Between box D and C, which box is the least dense?
(a)
Captain America's shield has a density of 5.2 g/cm^3, if the mass of the shield is 600 g, what is the volume of the shield?
0.008 cm^3
115 cm^3
0.008 mL
115 g/cm^3
Kristoff wants to pick a new wood for this sled, if a cube of the wood has a volume of 226 cm^3 and has a mass of 200 g what is the density of the wood?
45,000 g/cm^3
0.88 g/cm^3
1.13 mL
0.88 ml
What is the volume of the hammer based on the picture below?
65 ml
69 ml
4 mL
What is the volume of the cube in the picture?
11 g
11 mL
40 cm^3
40 mL
A property of matter that can be observed without changing a substance is known as a _________________ property.
chemical
physical
A property that can only be observed when one substance is being changed to another substance is known as a _________ property.
Chemical
Physical
In a physical change the appearance of the substance can change but a new substance is not created.
True
False
if a new substance is created, it is a _________ change.
chemical
physical
Which of the following examples of a chemical change
A banana turning brown
Lighting a candle
A popsicle melting on a hot day
Cracking a glow stick and seeing the bright new color
Which of the following is an example of a physical change?
Chewing your food
Toasting bread
Ripping a piece of paper in half
Gallium melting into a puddle in your hand
Which of the following is not considered a chemical property?
Oxidation
Odor
Reactivity
Combustion
Which of the following is not considered a physical property?
color
solubility
phase change
temperature
burning
Which of the following are evidence a chemical change is taking place?
a change in color
a change in temperature
bubbling or fizzing
formation of a precipitate
a change in odor
According to the density chart given to you which metals would float in liquid Gallium (density of 5.3 g/cm^3)
Aluminum
Gold
Magnesium
Tin
Copper
According to the chart would a cube of tin float or sink in liquid Copper? Pick the best explanation.
Float, because the density is less than copper
Sink, because the density is more than copper
Float, because the density is more than copper
Sink because the density is less than copper
If I have cube of Ice, is the melting point and the freezing point the same? Pick the best explanation.
No, they are two different temperatures because one would have to be hotter then the other.
yes, because the only difference is if I am adding or removing heat from the ice.
No, because the ice is cold so it would always freeze.
yes, because ice left in the sun melts.
If an ice cube melts in a glass of water does the mass of the glass change? Pick the best explanation.
yes, because the water is made of more matter than ice
no, because all that happens is the water particles gain more energy and spread out.
yes, because melting the ice means there is more water in the cup.
no, because a chemical reaction is happening, water is a different substance then ice so has a different mass
Which state or matter has particles that can only move slightly and usually slide over one another?
(a)
Which phase of matter has particles that are fixed and only vibrate back and forth
(a)
which phase of matter has particles that have high amounts of energy that can move fast and far apart?
(a)
Which phase change is shown at point A in the image below
(a)
True or false: When water heats up to evaporate into steam, the steam is made of of a different substance than the water.
(a)
Cruella De Ville wants to know the volume one of her new white gold earrings, if the density of the earing is 14 g/cm^3 and a mass 7 g, what is the volume of the earring?
98 cm^3
2 cm^3
98 g/cm^3
0.5 g
