Merged Elements, Compounds, Mixtures, & Vocabulary
  • 1. Smallest unit of matter
A) atom
B) electron
C) solid
D) comound
  • 2. number of protons in an atom
A) atomic mass
B) covalent
C) compound
D) atomic number
  • 3. tendancy of objects to float
A) density
B) mass
C) buoyancy
D) volume
  • 4. compound
A) a heterogeneous mixture
B) a homogenous mixture
C) a pure substance on the periodic table
D) 2 or more elements chemically bonded
  • 5. amount of solute added to a solvent
A) dilution
B) solution
C) concentration
D) viscosity
  • 6. bond between atoms that share electrons
A) hydrogen bond
B) molecule
C) ionic bond
D) covalent bond
  • 7. amount of mass in a given volume
A) volume
B) density
C) viscosity
D) mass
  • 8. ability to break apart in water, soluble
A) dissolve
B) corrode
C) solute
D) solution
  • 9. small negatively charged subatomic particle
A) quark
B) proton
C) electron
D) neutron
  • 10. substances that are the building blocks of all matter, made up of one type of atom
A) atom
B) element
C) mixture
D) compound
  • 11. state of matter with no set volume or shape
A) liquid
B) solid
C) plasma
D) gas
  • 12. a mixture in which parts can be distinguished from each other
A) homogeneous mixture
B) compound
C) element
D) heterogeneous mixture
  • 13. a mixture with a uniform appearance
A) element
B) compound
C) homogeneous mixture
D) heterogeneous mixture
  • 14. ion
A) an atom with a different number of neutrons
B) an atom with the same number of protons and electrons
C) an atom with a charge
D) a compound held together by ionic bonds
  • 15. state of matter with set volume, but no set shape
A) liquid
B) solid
C) plasma
D) gas
  • 16. amount of matter in an object
A) volume
B) mass
C) physical property
D) density
  • 17. smallest particle of a substance that still have the properties of that substance
A) ion
B) molecule
C) compound
D) grain
  • 18. combination of 2 or more substances that can be chemically seperated
A) mixture
B) element
C) molecule
D) compound
  • 19. a neutrally charged subatomic particle
A) neutron
B) nucleus
C) electron
D) proton
  • 20. having a uniform charge throughout a compound
A) polar
B) nonpolar
C) charged
D) ion
  • 21. dense center of an atom
A) proton
B) electron
C) nucleus
D) neutron
  • 22. when a molecule has a positive and negative end
A) proton
B) water
C) molecule
D) polar
  • 23. positive subatomic particle
A) neutron
B) electron
C) proton
D) nucleus
  • 24. state of matter with a set shape and volume
A) liquid
B) plasma
C) gas
D) solid
  • 25. part of a solution that is dissolved
A) solubility
B) solute
C) solvent
D) concentration
  • 26. a homogenous mixture
A) compound
B) heterogenous
C) solution
D) solute
  • 27. part of a solution that dissolves other substances
A) solubility
B) concentration
C) solute
D) solvent
  • 28. thickness of a fluid
A) density
B) plasticity
C) viscosity
D) buoyancy
  • 29. amount of space matter takes up
A) density
B) volume
C) mass
D) buoyancy
  • 30. Protons have a _______________ charge.
A) neutral
B) negative
C) positive
  • 31. Which element on the Periodic Table of Elements is 'out of place' or appears to not be with other elements that share similar properties?
A) Aluminum
B) Gold
C) Carbon
D) Hydrogen
  • 32. Melting is an example (changing state or form)
A) chemical property
B) physical change
C) chemical change
D) physical property
  • 33. The ability to burn is an example
A) chemical property
B) chemical change
C) physical property
D) physical change
  • 34. Rusting iron is an example
A) physical change
B) chemical property
C) chemical change
D) physical property
  • 35. When a substance goes from a liquid to a gas, this is happening...
A) rusting
B) burning
C) evaporating
D) solidifying
  • 36. The __________ is an example of a chemical change.
A) freezing of water
B) burning of paper
C) melting of chocolate
D) salting of food
  • 37. Which of the following is an example of a chemical change?
A) burning
B) sublimination
C) melting
D) evaporating
  • 38. Which of these indicates that a chemical change has taken place?
A) release of heat energy
B) dissolving of a solid
C) change from a liquid to a gas
D) change in shape
  • 39. The process of a liquid changing into a gas is called __________.
A) deposition
B) condensation
C) vaporization
D) sublimination
  • 40. The process of a gas changing to a liquid is called ___________.
A) vaporization
B) condensation
C) deposition
D) sublimination
  • 41. What is all matter made up of?
A) cells
B) metal
C) carbon
D) atoms
  • 42. Which of these is not part of an atom?
A) proton
B) neutron
C) element
D) electron
  • 43. Food spoiling or milk souring are examples of...
A) chemical change
B) physical property
C) chemical property
D) physical change
  • 44. When a piece of paper is crumbled, this is a change of
A) shape
B) density
C) form
D) state
  • 45. Which statement is true about elements?
A) Each element contains only one kind of atom.
B) All elements are metallic.
C) Elements are made from mixtures of molecules.
D) There are only five known elements.
  • 46. Angie has a substance that is made up of only one type of atom. What is her substance called?
A) a compound
B) an alloy
C) matter with no mass
D) an element
  • 47. What is NOT a possible sign of a chemical change?
A) light given off
B) a change of state
C) color change
D) heat given off
  • 48. True or false. Atoms have a nucleus.
A) True
B) False
  • 49. Leaves changing color is an example
A) chemical property
B) physical property
C) chemical change
D) physical change
  • 50. A chemical change ____________.
A) never can be reversed
B) never will change state
C) cannot be reversed easily
D) always can be reversed
  • 51. True or false. Inside the nucleus are protons and electrons.
A) False
B) True
  • 52. True or false. The electrons race around outside of the nucleus.
A) False
B) True
  • 53. Electrons have a _______________ charge.
A) negative
B) positive
C) neutral
  • 54. Elements that are in the same column on the periodic table are said to be in the same _____________________.
A) row
B) metal
C) family
D) team
  • 55. Neutrons have a _______________ charge.
A) neutral
B) positive
C) negative
  • 56. Hydrogen (H) is an example of __________________.
A) a proton
B) a mixture
C) an element
D) a compound
  • 57. Oxygen (O) is an example of _______________.
A) an element
B) a compound
C) a mixture
D) a proton
  • 58. Water (H2O) is an example of ___________________.
A) a compound
B) a proton
C) an element
D) an atom
  • 59. The Periodic Table of Elements can be divided into four main groups: Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids, and _______________________.
A) molecules
B) elements
C) liquids
D) The Noble Gases
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