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  • Chapters 5-8

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  • Why is color a physical property?
  • Color can be observed without changing the
    object.

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  • What happens during a physical change?
  • The appearance of matter change, but the
    composition does not change.

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  • What type of change is a change of state (like
    water changing to ice)?
  • All changes of state are physical changes

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  • What happens during a chemical change?
  • During a chemical change, substances are change
    into different substances.

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  • What are three clues that a chemical change has
    occurred?
  • Change in color, loss or gain of energy, change
    of smell and production of a gas or a solid

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  • What is an example of a chemical change?
  • Possible answers could include anything burning,
    rusting or tarnishing. Other answers are also
    possible given teacher approval.

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  • List three ways that paper can go through a
    physical change.
  • Crumble the paper, color the paper, cut the
    paper, tear the paper, etc.

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  • How could you make paper go through a chemical
    change?
  • You could burn the paper

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  • What word best describes the type of materials
    that attract iron?
  • A. Magnetic
  • B. Chemical
  • C. Mass
  • D. Physical
  • Answer A, magnetic

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  • Which is an example of a chemical property?
  • A. Color
  • B. Mass
  • C. Density
  • D. Ability to burn
  • Answer D, ability to burn

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  • 12. Which is an example of a physical change?
  • A. Metal rusting
  • B. Silver tarnishing
  • C. Water boiling
  • D. Paper burning
  • Answer C, water boiling

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  • What characteristic best describes what happens
    during a physical change?
  • A. Composition changes
  • B. Composition stays the same
  • C. Form stays the same
  • D. Mass is lost
  • Answer B, composition stays the same

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  • Which is an example of a chemical change?
  • A. Water freezes
  • B. Wood is carved
  • C. Bread is toasted
  • D. Wire is bent
  • Answer C, bread is toasted

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  • Which is NOT a clue that could indicate a
    chemical change?
  • A. Change in color
  • B. Change in shape
  • C. Change in energy
  • D. Change in odor
  • Answer B, change in shape

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  • What property stays the same during physical and
    chemical changes?
  • A. Density
  • B. Shape
  • C. Mass
  • D. Arrangement of particles
  • Answer C, mass

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  • What kind of change is taking place when you cut
    a piece of cake from the whole?
  • Answer physical change

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  • What kind of change is taking place when a candle
    is being burnt?
  • Answer a chemical change

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  • What could you do to an object to cause a
    chemical change?
  • A. Cut it
  • B. Paint it
  • C. Throw it
  • D. Burn it
  • Answer d, burn it

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  • Which of the following choices describes a
    physical change?
  • A. Pouring an acid onto calcium carbonate
  • B. Dropping an antacid tablet into water
  • C. Heating water to its boiling point
  • D. Pouring vinegar onto baking soda
  • Answer c, heating water to its boiling point

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  • Which of the following occurs as you heat a
    liquid to its boiling point?
  • A. Condensation
  • B. Melting
  • C. Vaporization
  • D. Freezing
  • Answer c, vaporization

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  • Tell me at least 3 physical properties.
  • Answer Physical properties include state,
    color, shape, smell, taste and texture, mass,
    volume, density, melting point and boiling point.

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  • What happens if vaporization or condensation
    occurs?
  • Answer substance changes from a liquid to a gas

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  • A ___________ can change shape and volume.
  • Answer gas

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  • A __________ has a different shape, but the same
    volume in any container.
  • Answer liquid

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  • A substance changes from a gas to a liquid during
    the process of ___________.
  • Answer condensation

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  • A liquid becomes a gas during ______________.
  • Answer vaporization or evaporation

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  • What property enables you to float a needle on
    water?
  • Viscosity
  • Temperature
  • Surface tension
  • Crystal structure
  • Answer C, surface tension

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  • In which case will an object float on a fluid?
  • Buoyant force is greater than weight
  • Buoyant force is less than weight
  • Buoyant force equals weight
  • Buoyant force equals zero
  • Answer A or C

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  • What is the process called when a gas cools to
    form a liquid?
  • Condensation
  • Sublimation
  • Boiling
  • Freezing
  • Answer A, condensation

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  • Force is measured by ____________.
  • Pascals
  • Newtons
  • Kilopascals
  • Meters
  • Answer B, Newtons

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  • The freezing point of a substance is _______ the
    melting point of the same substance.
  • Greater than
  • Less than
  • Equal to
  • Unrelated to
  • Answer C, equal to

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  • A cork is able to float on water because it is
    ___________.
  • A crystalline solid
  • Equal in density to water
  • Small in size
  • Less dense than water
  • Answer D, less dense than water

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  • What holds the nucleus of an atom together?
  • Answer The Strong Nuclear Force

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  • What two things are located in the nucleus of an
    atom?
  • Answer Positively charged protons and neutrally
    charged neutrons.

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  • What charge does an electron have?
  • Answer negative

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  • During beta-particle emission, a neutron splits
    into ____?
  • A. A proton and an electron
  • B. Two protons
  • C. Two electrons
  • D. Two neutrons
  • Answer a proton and an electron

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  • Who was the first person to propose what an atom
    was?
  • Answer Dalton

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  • Explain how Dalton thought an atom looked?
  • Answer Dalton thought that the atom was a solid
    sphere that was the same throughout

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  • How did Thomson think the atom looked?
  • Answer Thomson thought the atom was an even
    mixture of positive and negative charges and that
    it was neutral.

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  • What did Rutherford think about the atom?
  • Answer Rutherford realized that the atom had to
    have a nucleus. He thought that there was a tiny
    nucleus filled with positively charged protons
    and that negatively charged electrons surrounded
    the nucleus.

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  • What do we know about the model of the atom
    today?
  • Answer We now know that the atom has a nucleus
    filled with protons and neutrons and that
    electrons surround the nucleus.

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  • What is another name for the atomic number of an
    element?
  • Answer of protons

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  • How is a period set up on the periodic table?
  • Answer rows/left to right/horizontally

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  • Where are the representative elements on the
    periodic table?
  • Answer Groups 1-2 and groups 13-18

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  • How is a group (or family) set up on the periodic
    table?
  • Answer up and down/vertically

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  • Where are the transition elements on the periodic
    table?
  • Answer groups 3-12

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  • Which element is NOT part of the iron triad?
  • A. Nickel
  • B. Copper
  • C. Cobalt
  • D. Iron
  • Answer B, copper

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  • Which statement about the periodic table is TRUE?
  • A. Elements all occur naturally on Earth.
  • B. Elements occur in the order in which they
    were discovered.
  • C. Elements with similar properties occupy the
    same group.
  • D. Element are arranged in the order Mendeleev
    chose.
  • Answer C, elements with similar properties
    occupy the same group.

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  • How did Mendeleev arrange the first periodic
    table?
  • Answer Mendeleev arranged the periodic table in
    order by atomic mass.

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  • How did Moseley improve the arrangement of the
    periodic table?
  • Answer Moseley re-arranged the periodic table
    by order of increasing atomic number.

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  • When Mendeleev arranged his first periodic table
    by atomic mass, he noticed that elements with
    similar __________ fell into groups on the
    periodic table.
  • Answer properties

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  • Which of the following statements about Iron is
    NOT correct?
  • A. Iron is found in the hemoglobin of red blood
    cells
  • B. Iron is a component of steel
  • C. Iron is a member of the iron triad
  • D. Iron is a metalloid
  • Answer d, iron is a metal not a metalloid

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  • Who created the first version of the periodic
    table Moseley or Mendeleev?
  • Answer Mendeleev

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  • What is the name given to a row of elements in
    the periodic table whose densities and melting
    points change gradually and predictably?
  • Answer a period
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