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Bumgarner Amplify Chemical Reactions Chapter 1

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why can’t we see atoms with our eyes?

a)

They do not exist in real life

b)

They are too small to see

c)

They are always moving too fast to see

d)

They are hidden inside molecules

2.

Why do some substances look different from others?

a)

They are made of different kinds of atoms arranged in different ways

b)

They are made of identical atoms.

c)

They all have the same structure but are different sizes

d)

They contain different amounts of thesians

3.

Which statement about atoms is true?

a)

Atoms can be seen with a magnifying glass

b)

Atoms combine in different ways to form substances with different properties

c)

All substances are made of only one type of atom

d)

Atoms can change type when a substance is heated

4.

What is scale in science?

a)

The relative size of something.

b)

A tool to measure wait.

c)

A ray that is used to shrink objects

d)

The number of atoms in a substance

5.

What can scientists use to tell one substance apart from another?

a)

The mass of the substance

b)

The shape of the substance

c)

The properties of the substance

d)

The container it is stored in

6.

Which of the following is a property of a substance?

a)

Color

b)

Boiling point

c)

Hardness

d)

All of the above

7.

What is a substance?

a)

A type of matter made of only one kind of atom or repeating group of atoms

b)

A mixture of different materials

c)

Any liquid or gas

d)

A material that changes shape easily

8.

Which of the following is NOT a property of a substance?

a)

Color

b)

Cost

c)

Density

d)

Melting point

9.

Which statement is true about two substances that look identical?

a)

They must be the same substance

b)

They could be different substances with similar properties

c)

They have the same atomic structure

d)

They must have the same boiling point

10.

What makes substances different from each other?

a)

The number of atoms in each sample

b)

The different types and arrangements of atoms that make up the substance

c)

The size of the sample

d)

The way the substance is used

11.

Everything is made of ____________.

a)

Atoms

b)

Actinoids

c)

Lanthanoids

d)

Alkaline Earth Metals

12.

If two substances have different melting points, what can you conclude?

a)

They are made of different groups of atoms

b)

They are the same substance but in different forms

c)

They must both be metals

d)

They will mix together to form a new substance

13.

What is a property (in science)?

a)

An observable feature of a substance.

b)

The emergent fractal symmetry observed in subatomic particle-spin entanglements

c)

Something that changes depending on how much of a substance you have.

d)

a piece of land that you own.

14.

What determines the properties of a substance?

a)

Properties are determined by the specific arrangement of atoms in that substance.

b)

The number of atoms in a substance.

c)

The total number of protons in the sample.

d)

Where the substance is available for sale.

15.

Who is John Dalton?

a)

John Dalton was the first to propose the idea that all substances are made of atoms.

b)

John Dalton is best known for inventing the first particle accelerator, which allowed scientists to see atoms for the first time.

c)

John Dalton was a quantum alchemist who first theorized that atoms vibrate at different frequencies to determine a substance’s energy aura.

d)

John Dalton is the lead singer for The White Stripes.