Quiz about Matter Review

Question 1

Anything that has mass and takes up space is called

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Matter

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Elements

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Atoms

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Volume

Question 2

Which of these is not matter?

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B. heat

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A. water

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C. air

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D. oxygen

Question 3

This is the amount of "stuff" in an object.

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B. mass

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A. measurement

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C. volume

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D. density

Question 4

The amount of space that matter takes up is called

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C. volume

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A. measurement

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B. mass

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D. density

Question 5

What are the 3 States of Matter?

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B. Solids, Liquids, Gases

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A. Meters, Inches, Grams

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C. Elements, Atoms, Particles

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D. Mass, Volume, Density

Question 6

What is the formula to find the volume of a regular shaped object?

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D. L x W x H

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A. A x B x C

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B. H x L

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C. L x W

Question 7

What unit is Mass measured in?

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C. Grams

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A. Liters

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B. Miles

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D. Meters

Question 8

A solid is the State of Matter that

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C. Does have a  definite shape and a definite volume.

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A. Does not have a definite shape or definite volume

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B. Does not have a definite shape  (takes the shape of its container) but has definite volume

Question 9

A gas is a State of Matter that

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A. Does not have a definite shape (takes the shape of its container) or definite volume

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B. Does not have a definite shape  (takes the shape of its container) but has definite volume

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C. Does have a  definite shape and a definite volume.

Question 10

When you remove energy from matter the particles begin to slow down. How can you remove energy from matter?

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b. By lowering its temperature

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a. By increasing its volume

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c. By increasing its temperature

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d. By boiling it

Question 11

How are the particles (molecules) in a solid different from those in a liquid.

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C. Particles in a solid are more tightly packed together than particles in a liquid.

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A.  Particles in a solid are loosely packed together than particles in a liquid.

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B. Particles in a liquid cannot move, but particles in a solid can.

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D. Particles in a solid a loosely packed and can easily turn to steam

Question 12

What happens to solid ice when it changes to a liquid

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C. Melting

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A. Freezing

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B. Boiling

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D. Evaporation

Question 13

Characteristics of matter that you can observe or measure directly are called

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C. Physical Properties

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A. Chemical Properties

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B. Natural Properties

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D. Environmental Properties

Question 14

This allows heat, electricity or sound to pass through.

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D.  Conductor

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A. Insulator

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B.  Temperature

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C.  Magnetism

Question 15

This does not allow heat, electricity or sound to pass through.

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A.  Insulator

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B.  Temperature

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C.  Magnetism

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D.  Conductor

Question 16

Which is an example of good conductor?

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D. Metal

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A. Rubber

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B. Plastic

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C. Wood

Question 17

What is an example of an insulator?

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C. Plastic

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A. Water

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B. Metals

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D. Iron

Question 18

Which Poles magnetically attract?

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C.  A north pole and a south pole

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A.  A north pole and a north pole

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B.  A south pole and a south pole

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D.  No poles at all

Question 19

Which material has magnetic properties?

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Iron

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Sponge

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Penny

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Wooden Stick

Question 20

The ability of a substance to be dissolved by another is called

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Solubility

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Liquify

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Solidify

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Disappearance

Question 21

A combination of two or more different substances in which the substances keep their identities is called a

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C.  Mixture

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A. Blend

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B. Division

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D. Mishmash

Question 22

These are substances that are blended so completely that the mixture looks the same everywhere.

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Solution

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Soup

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Saturation

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Blend

Question 23

Which is NOT a way to separate a mixture

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C. Putting all objects into a bucket

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A. Hand pick the objects out

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B. Magnets

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D. Evaporation

Question 24

Which property tells us if something can bend?

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D. Flexibility

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A. Volume

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B. Shape

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C. Magnetism

Question 25

Which property tells us if something is smooth or rough to the touch

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B. Texture

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A. Mass

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C. Odor

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D. Flexibility

Question 26

A change of matter in size, shape or state of matter (appearance) without any change in identity is called a

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Physical Change

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Chemical Change

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Conservation of Matter

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A Mixture

Question 27

A change of matter that occurs when atoms link together in a new way (molecular), creating a new substance different from the original substance is called a

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Chemical Change

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Physical Change

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Conservation of Matter

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A Mixture

Question 28

Color change/rust, formation of light and heat and formation of gas are all signs of what kind of change?

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Chemical Change

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Weather Change

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Physical Change

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Time Change

Question 29

During Physical and Chemical Changes the amount of matter in an object stays the same. This is called.

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Conservation of Matter

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A Chemical Reaction

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Molecular Conservation

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A Heterogeneous Mixture

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