Science Review #2 / Assessment #1 / II Period

When sugar granules are added to water, the solid sugar disappears. The water with the dissolvable sugar is now called a: ____________.

• solution

• solute

• solvent

When sugar granules are added to water, the solid sugar dissapears, and the dissolvable sugar is now called the ______________.

• solvent

• solute

• solution

When sugar granules are added to water, the solid sugar dissapears, and the water is now called:

• solution

• solute

• solvent

The sugar, salt and honey are _____________.

• dissolvable

• non-dissolvable

• solutions

The sand, rocks, oil and flour are _____________.

• solutions

• dissolvable

• non-dissolvable

When we mix mud and water, the mud doesn´t disappear. The mud is __________.

• dissolvable

• non - dissolvable

• solute

The mud is non - dissolvable because the mud particles will _________.

• settle at the bottom

• settle at the top

• dissapear

Some examples of solutions are: coffee and milk, juice concentrate and water, milk and tea, and _____.

• oil and water

• milk and cereal

• dish soap and water

When ______ or more substances and mixed together but keep their own shape and properties, we call it a mixture.

• two

• zero

• just one

The substances in a mixture do not change their properties and their _________.

• shape

• size

• color