Materials have different properties. Mrs. Danenhower is testing properties of a balloon using the equipment shown. What question is Mrs. Danenhower trying to answer?

Does the balloon conduct electricity?

Mrs. Bauder mixes 30 grams of salt and 30 grams of sand. What properties will this mixture have?

The mixture will have the properties of both the salt and sand.

The mixture will have different properties from the salt and sand.

The mixture will only have properties of sand.

The mixture will only have properties of salt.

Grant adds 10 drops of iodine solution into a beaker that already contains water and cornstarch. What will happen?

The color of the water and cornstarch will change to dark blue.

There will be fizzing and bubbles of gas.

The color of the water and cornstarch will change to orange/brown.

Which statement best describes what happened when Grant added 10 drops of iodine solution into a beaker that already contains water and cornstarch?

A chemical reaction took place.

A physical reaction took place.

The Statue of Liberty has a thin coating of copper. Over time, the color has changed to the green color it is today. Why did it change color?

The copper reacted with the air.

The color changed because the temperature changed.

You have been asked to design a new backpack for a special competition. Which three properties would make the best outdoor backpack?

Waterproof Lightweight Magnetic

The image shows a balloon experiment before and after a reaction took place. What do you think would happen to the weight of the substance after the reaction took place?

The weight on the scale would stay the same.

The weight on the scale would go up.

The weight on the scale would go down.

The weight would go up and then back down.

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Solids are made of matter. Gases are made of space.

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All solids, liquids and gases are made of tiny particles.

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The particles in gases are farther apart than the particles in liquids or solids.

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A fair test should only change one thing at a time.

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Erosion can be caused by a chemical reaction.

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When vinegar and baking soda are mixed together, nothing happens.

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Gases take the shape of the container they are in.

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Module 1 Review

Solids are made of matter. Gases are made of space.

All solids, liquids and gases are made of tiny particles.

The particles in gases are farther apart than the particles in liquids or solids.

A fair test should only change one thing at a time.

Erosion can be caused by a chemical reaction.

When vinegar and baking soda are mixed together, nothing happens.

Gases take the shape of the container they are in.

All metals are magnetic.

In science, a variable is any item, factor, or condition that can be controlled or changed.

When wood burns, the ash and smoke will weigh more than the wood did.

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