FOSS Mixtures & Solutions Inv. 1 Review

Fruit salad can be made with any fruit, such as pineapple, red grapes, and green grapes. This is an example of

• solution

• mixture

• solvent

• solute

Knowing particle size of materials in our fruit salad helps you know . . .

• how much the salad will weigh

• what the crystals will look like after evaporation

• if one of the material will dissolve

• which tool to use to separate them

Gatorade, a sports drink, is made of water which is a . . .

• solution

• solvent

• solute

• mixture

Gatorade, or any other sports drink, has sugar, which is a . . .

• solution

• solvent

• solute

• mixture

Soup contains salt. Salt is a . . .

• solution

• solvent

• solute

• mixture

Two or more materials put together or combined but then easily separated is . . .

• solution

• mixture

• solvent

• density

What do you call characteristics that describe a substance?

• physical properties

• chemical properties

• mixture

• solution

What happens when sugar or salt disappear in a solvent.

• boils

• dissolves

• burns

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS1-2

If a solution is clear or see through we say it is

• a parent

• transparent

• mixture

A student mixed 10 g of each kind of small grain table salt and large grain kosher salt in two different containers of 90 g of water. Each solution was heated on a hot plate to speed evaporation. What will be left in each cup?

• 0 g of small-grain salt and 5 g of large-grain salt

• 90 g of small-grain salt and 90 g of large-grain salt

• 100 g of small-grain salt and 10 g of large-grain salt

• 10 g of small-grain salt and 10 g of large-grain salt

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS1-2

NGSS.MS-PS1-4