Physical and Chemical Changes Quiz

What type of change changes the form but not the make-up or composition?

• physical change
• chemical change
• atomic change
• none of the above

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When a Denis crumples a piece of paper, Gio tells him that a ____________ change occurred.

When Kaiton mixed vinegar and baking soda for his science project, he noticed that a new substance was formed with different properties than the original substances. A ____________ change has occurred.

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Avril and Sienna are experimenting with ice cubes in Michelle's kitchen. Avril notices that when the ice melts, it turns into water, and when Michelle freezes the water again, it becomes ice.

Sienna tells them that this process makes her wonder if Physical changes are _______.

• irreversible.

• easily reversed.

• unchanged.

• not able to be observed.

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Chemical Change

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(b) Physical Change

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Write down a sign that a chemical change has occurred:

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Identify the following as either chemical or physical change:

Groups:

(a) Physical change

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(b) Chemical change

• A match ignites and burns.

• Sugar caramelizes when heated.

• A paper is torn into pieces.

• An egg is cooked

• Ice melts into water.

• Iron rusts over time.
• Milk sours and curdles.
• Water boils and turns into steam.

• Wood is cut/split in half.

• A glass falls and breaks

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When baking soda is mixed with vinegar, bubbles and foam form.

What kind of change is this and how do you know?

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What signs can you observe that a chemical reaction is taking place?

a

b

c

The matches only change shape

Light is emitted

Heat is released

The match sticks burn to ashes.

Burning matches is reversible

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