Ch. 8 ~ Matter: Properties & Changes Pre-Test

The ability or inability of a substance to combine with or change into one or more new substances - ______

• matter

• chemical property

• physical property

• volume

Any characteristic or matter that you can observe without changing the identity of the substance that make it up - _______

• physical property

• chemical property

• volume

• mass

Which example is a chemical property?

• Kelvin plans on building a bon fire outside. He needs to find wood because it is flammable and has the ability to burn.

• Khrystal is trying to enjoy her ice cream before it melts.

• Zoe's gummi's have a sour taste.

• Travion likes to sit in a faded out, old rocking chair.

Which example is a physical property? _____

• Khrystal was given a piece of candy from her teacher and noticed it has a sour taste.

• Travion used charcoal to grill a steak.

• Zoe mixed Kool-Aid powder with water.

• Kelvin found a rusted penny that turned green in the school hallway.

What example is a chemical property?

• Mrs. Spradley

  is wearing a faded pair of blue jeans today.

• Jakori placed an ice cube on the counter and watched it melt into a small puddle.

• Jude mixed Kool-Aid powder with water to see what color it what turn.

• Chloe ate a piece of sweet watermelon in the cafeteria for lunch.

Which example is a physical property?

• Mrs. Bender's class noticed the snow started melting and dripping from the trees.

• Peyton wants to build a fire in her her fireplace to stay warm.

• Mrs. Spradley's old truck door is starting to show rust.

• Mrs. Dyess has black tables in her classroom.

Anything that has mass and takes up space - _____

• density

• volume

• matter

• mass

The main types of matter include: _____ , _____ , _____

• solid, liquid, density

• volume, liquid, gas

• solid, liquid, gas

• solid, mass, gas

The amount of matter in an object - ______

• solubility

• mass

• volume

• liquid

Mass is a ______ property.

• volume

• physical

• volume

• chemical