6th grade Unit 1 Test Review

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Solids

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(b) Liquids

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(c) Gases

• Vibrate in place

• Flow past each other

• Move rapidly in all directions

• Spread far apart

• Shape of entire container

• Definite Volume

• Definite Shape

• Close together but random

• Shape of Container

• Volume can change with temp ex: ice

• Close Together

• Fills container

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The Law of Conservation says....

• Matter can be created or destroyed, just rearranged or transformed.

• Matter will be created or renewed, just rearranged or transformed.

• Matter cannot be created or renewed, just rearranged or transformed.

• Matter cannot be created or destroyed, just rearranged or transformed.

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Match the following

• Gas to Solid

• Condensation

• Gas to Liquid

• Evaporation

• Solid to Gas

• Sublimation

• Liquid to Gas

• Deposition

• Solid to Liquid

• Melting

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Elemental Molecules

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(b) Compound Molecules

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Homogeneous Mix

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(b) Heterogeneous Mix

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(c) Compound

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(d) Element

• Opaque

• Ex: He

• 2 or more atoms

• simplist form of matter

• cannot be broken down

• Uneven mixture

• Can see different elements

• Ex: Steel

• chemically combined

• Solutions

• transparent

• can be chemically separated

• only 1 atom

• Ex: Air

• Gases mix this way

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Reorder the following steps of the scientific method.

• Analyze data to form a conclusion

• Observe and ask questions

• Research topic

• Test hypothesis

• Create a hypothesis

The formula for density is...

• d=volume/mass

• d=mass/volume

• d=mass/weight

• d=weight/mass

Match the following

• Milk

• More dense than milk but less dense than corn syrup

• Honey

• Less dense than dish soap but more dense than veggie oil

• Maple syrup

• The least dense liquid

• Water

• Less dense than maple syrup but more dense than dish soap

• Lamp Oil

• The most dense liquid

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To find mass I would use a _______ and to find volume I would use a ________

• Graduated Cylinder

  Triple Beam Balance

• Beaker

  Scale

• Triple Beam Balance

  Graduated Cylinder

• Scale

  Beaker

Reorder the following steps on how to do water displacement

• Look at the new level of volume

• You have found your objects volume!

• Insert object into the graduated cyclinder

• Put in a specific amount of water into a graduated cylinder Ex: 100 mL

• Subtract the new volume from the original volume