Question 1
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Select 4 Observing Properties of Matter that you can use your sense
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Conducts Electricity
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Odor
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Magnetic
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Creates Static
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Volume
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Color
Question 2
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Select ANOTHER 5 Observing Properties of Matter that you can use your sense
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Breakable/Brittle
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Texture
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Creates Vibration
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Unbreakable/Malleable
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Calibrates Electricity
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Shape
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Conducts Heat
Question 3
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Select the correct 5 Measuring Standard Properties UNITS or VALUES ?
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Mass: grams, Kilograms
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Density : Water, Oil
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Time: minutes, Seconds, hours
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Oxidation: Metal, Aluminum
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Volume: Liters, Milliliters
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Density: m/v
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Solid State:
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Acidity: PH
Question 4
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Select ANOTHER correct 5 Measuring Standard Properties UNITS or VALUES ?
Question 5
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In relation to conductivity indicate whether is true or false:
Some material can transfer electricity, such as cable and others transfer heat such as wood.
We use wires to connect devices, these wires are made of a metal called copper that conducts electricity.
Question 6
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In relation to Magnetism respond true or false:
It's a property whether they are static, or attracted to a stone
Question 7
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In relation to Magnetism, responds True or False:
Property whether they are magnetic, or attracted to a magnet. Many people use magnets to hold notes on the fridge.
Question 8
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What is Solubility?
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It is a volume of water that refers how well it dissolves in another material such as water.
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It is a property of material that refers how well it dissolves in another material such as water.
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It is a property of density that refers how water it dissolves in another material such as salt.
Question 9
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Indicate True or False in relation to Mixtures and Solutions:
All Solutions are mixtures but not all mixtures are solutions.
Question 10
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What is a Mixture ?
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In a Mixture all materials are placed apart but each material losses its own properties.
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In a Mixture all solutions are placed together but each material losses its own properties.
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In a Mixture different materials are placed together but each material keeps its own properties.
Question 11
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What is a Solution ?
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It is a mixture in which substances are spread out evenly and do not settle to the bottom of the container.
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It is a mixture in which solutions are dried out into a recipient
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It is a mixture in which water are spread out differently and do not settle to the bottom of the container.
Question 12
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What is a Solute?
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The water that is dissolved in a salt is called solute.
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The substance that is dissolved in a solution is called solute.
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The substance that is dried out in a salt is called solute.
Question 13
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Indicate true or false in relation to to the kind of mixtures.
Heterogeneous: Easy to apart and separate substance (coca cola + ice)
Homogeneous: Mixture with no boundaries or phases (Chocolate powder + milk)
Question 14
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Indicate how a mixtures can be separated by
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Distillation
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Vaporization
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Filtering
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Centrifuge
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Transformation
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Chromatography
Question 15
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What are Atoms ?
All Substances are made of atoms; we cannot see atoms because they are too small. It has a specific number of neutrons and protons and atomic weight.
Question 16
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What are molecules ?
The smallest solvent of a compound that still has the values of that compound is called molecule.
Question 17
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What are the 3 main States of Matter?
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SOLID: Particles of a solid do not slide easily do no slide past each other.
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PLASMA: is one of the four fundamental states of matter
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LIQUID: Particles of a liquid can move past each other
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VAPORATION: Evaporation happens when a liquid turns into a gas.
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GAS: Particles of a gas move very fast and spread out filling the available space
Question 18
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Indicates True or False about Molecules:
The smallest particle of a compound that still has the properties of that compound is called molecule.
Question 19
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Indicate True or False about Temperature:
It is the measure of how fast the object's particles are moving. The higher the temperature the faster the particles move. We can measure in Celsius or Fahrenheit
Question 20
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What is the definition of mass?
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Mass is the quantity of material in a solution, it is measured in kilograms.
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Mass is the amount of volume in a solution, it is measured in grams(g) or Milligrams
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Mass is the amount of matter in a substance, it is measured in grams(g) or kilograms(Kg)
Question 21
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What is the definition or Volume ?
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Volume is the amount of space an object takes up. It is measured in millimeter(ml) .
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Volume is the density of volume an object takes up. It is measured in Celsius
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Volume is the amount of density an object takes up. It is measured in grams
Question 22
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What is the definition of color ?
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It is the real volume of a material that can be observed, measured and described.
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It is a physical property of a material that can be observed, measured and described.
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It is the physical shape of mass that can be observed, measured and described.
Question 23
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What is the definition of texture ?
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You can weight and measure the material.
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You can measure and dry the material.
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You can feel and touch the material.
Question 24
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What are Physical Changes ?
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Physical Changes is a change in some properties of matter that does not form a different kind of matter
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Physical Changes is a value in some properties of volume that does not form a different kind of area
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Physical Changes is a mass in some properties of temperature that does not form a different kind of area
Question 25
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What is a Chemical Change?
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Is a change that procedures zero new materials
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Is a change that procedures one or more new solvents.
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Is a change that procedures one or more new substances.
Question 26
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Indicate True or False about the Periodic Table:
Atoms have the same number of protons and Electrons.
An element is a substance made of only one kind of atom.
Protons are positive, Electrons are negative and Neutrons are Neutral.
The atomic number = number of protons.
Question 27
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Indicate the Elements of Hydrogen Element
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Atomic Number / Protons
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Atomic Symbol
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Name
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Atomic Mass
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Number of Molecules
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Atomic Volume
Question 28
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Indicate true or false about Endothermic;
The Endothermic reaction is a cooler than surroundings.
Question 29
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Indicate true or false about Indicate true or false about Exothermic:
The Exothermic reaction is hotter than surroundings
Question 30
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What is density ?
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Density = mass ÷ volume
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Density = mass + volume
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Density = mass + solvent
Question 31
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What is the Scale ?
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It measures density
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It measures volume
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It measures mass
Question 32
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What measures a graduated Cylinder ?
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It measures mass very large
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It measures volume very exact
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It measures density and volume
Question 33
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What measures a Beaker ?
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It measures volume less exact
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It measures mas very exact
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It measures density and volume less exact.
Question 34
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Indicate true or false in relation to matter:
Matter is neither created nor destroyed, it only changes (Isaac Newton)
Question 35
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Select the right answers in relation to PH
Question 36
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Response true or false in relation to Metal:
Metal is a very bad conductor
Question 37
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Chose the right reflective properties?
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Milk --> Opaque
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Iced Tea --> Transparent
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Water --> Transparent
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Silver --> Reflective
Question 38
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Response true or false in relation to the Periodic Table:
It was organized by Mendeleev.
Question 39
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Indicates the name of material changes ?
Question 40
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Fundamental particles inside atoms?
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Proton (+) Positive
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Neutron - Neutral Charge
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Thermic heat
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Electron (-) Negative
Question 41
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What is a Thermometer ?