Shredding Paper

Freezing Ice

Boiling Water

Burning Wood

True

False

Only in certain situations

Usually

Physical change is a change in appearance. It does not involve any chemical reaction and no new materials are formed.

Physical change involves a reaction in which a new material is formed.

Physical change is a change in appearance and substance.

Physical change involves a reaction in which a new material is formed.

Chemical change is a change where there are no chemical reactions.

Chemical change is a change in which there is a chemical reaction yet there are no new materials that are formed.

Chemical change is a change that involves a chemical reaction resulting a new material being formed.

Chemical change is an appearance

Chemical

Physical

Both chemical and physical

None of the above

Physical

Both chemical and physical

Usually physical

None of the above

Rotting apple

Burning fire

Cutting paper

Frying eggs

Boiling water

Melting ice cream

Freezing ice

Rusting metal

Freezing an Ice cream is a chemical change

Cooking food is a chemical change

Melting ice is a chemical change

Rusting iron is a physical change

State

Length

Capacity

Width

True

Sometimes true

None of the above

False

True

False

Sometimes true

Usually false