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WorksheetsTrue or False Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
A substance that undergoes a physical change, like melting, is still the same substance.
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False
During a chemical change, atoms are lost or gained to make the new substance(s).
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False
Dissolving, bending, crushing, breaking, and chopping are all examples of physical changes.
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False
A change of state, such as boiling, is an example of a chemical change.
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False
Most physical and chemical changes in matter include a change in energy.
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False
When hydrogen peroxide is poured on skin, it breaks down into water and oxygen gas. This is an example of a chemical change.
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False
Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Baking chocolate cupcakes.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Rust forming on an iron nail.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Breaking a glass bottle.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Grilling a piece of fish.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Tearing out a picture from a magazine.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Dissolving sugar in hot water.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Combining vinegar and baking soda.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Sawing a board in half.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Toasting a piece of bread.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Sharpening a pencil.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Cooking hot, cheesy, pizza in the oven.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Painting a wall blue.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Frost forming on grass in the morning.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Sewing together fabric to make a shirt.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Heating sugar until it forms into caramel.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Boiling a pot of water on the stove.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Digesting a sandwich into nutrients for the body.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: A silver fork that is starting to turn black.
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Identify the following example as either a physical change or chemical change. Write "physical" or "chemical" on the line: Dry ice sublimating into carbon dioxide vapor.
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