- 1. The mixture appears to be too small to see the particles. example milk, cheese.
A) suspension
B) colloid
C) heterogeneous solution
D) solute
E) homogenous solution
- 2. The substance that gets dissolved is called the________
A) material
B) solute
C) solution
D) solvent
- 3. This does the dissolving, it's usually presented in greater amounts.
A) hydration
B) solute
C) solvent
D) solution
- 4. Water is an example of a _____________
A) solution
B) mixture
C) solute
D) solvent
- 5. Solutes dissolve faster at ________ temperatures
A) high
B) low
C) freezing
- 6. __________ is the largest amount of solute that can dissolve in a specific amount of solvent. It depends on the temperature.
A) Mixture
B) Solubility
C) Solution
D) Surface Area
- 7. Lemonade, sodas, and salt water are some examples of______________
A) colloids
B) suspensions
C) solutions
D) solutes
- 8. A combination of two or more substances that do not form a new substance. Example: muddy water,
A) ductility
B) mixture
C) compound
D) conductivity
- 9. An example of suspension where mixtures separate is__________
A) alcohol and water
B) kool-aid
C) oil and water
D) malleability
- 10. Which of the following IS NOT a sign of a physical change/property?
A) bubbles
B) texture
C) odor
D) hardness
- 11. Which of the following is a sign of a chemical change/property?
A) all of these
B) pH level
C) light
D) fizzing
E) flammable
- 12. Melting candle wax: Mainly... physical or chemical change?
A) physical
B) neither
C) chemical
- 13. Burning a candle: Mainly... physical or chemical change?
A) chemical
B) neither
C) physical
- 14. Tearing paper: Mainly... physical or chemical change?
A) chemical
B) physical
C) neither
- 15. Burning paper: Mainly... physical or chemical change?
A) physical
B) chemical
C) neither
- 16. Dissolving table salt: Mainly... physical or chemical change? *Think... can this go back to being salt and water separated?
A) physical
B) chemical
C) neither
- 17. Cutting a piece of ribbon: Mainly... physical or chemical change?
A) neither
B) physical
C) chemical
- 18. Adding hydrochloric acid to magnesium metal: Mainly... physical or chemical change?
A) physical
B) chemical
C) neither
- 19. Penny flattened by a hammer: Mainly... physical or chemical change?
A) neither
B) chemical
C) physical
- 20. Rusting metal: Mainly... physical or chemical change?
A) neither
B) physical
C) chemical
- 21. A glass of juice frozen, melted, and refrozen: Mainly... physical or chemical change?
A) neither
B) physical
C) chemical
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