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{What are the three states of matter?
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+ solid, liquid, gas
- matter, mass, volume
- crust, mantle, core
- liquid, air, solid
{The nucleus of an atom consists of what?
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+ Protons and Neutrons
- Electrons and Neutrons
- Electrons and Protons
- Protons, Neutrons and Electrons
{What is mass?
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- It is the weight of an object
- It is the shape of an object
- It is the chemical make up of an object
+ It is the quantity or property of matter
{The law of conservation of energy states that...
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- Energy cannot be transferred
- Energy only comes from the sun
+ Energy can neither be created nor destroyed
- Neither of the above
{Inertia can be defined as the tendency to remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless acted upon by some external force.
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- False.
+ True.
{Inertia is not the same as the First Law of Motion.
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+ False.
- True.
{What is the smallest particle of a substance that has all the properties of a substance?
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- Gas
- Matter
+ Molecule
- Compound
{When two or more different kinds of atoms chemically combine to form a new substance, it is called what?
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- Solution
+ Compound
- Mixture
- Element
{Matter composed of a single type of atom is known as a
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- Element
+ Mineral
- Molecule
- Compound
{Which of the following is a particle found in the nucleus of an atom and that has no electrical charge?
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- Electron
+ Neutron
- Element
- Proton
{What is the symbol for carbon?
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- CA
- CN
+ C
- Ar
{A cubed ice would be considered a
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- Liquid
+ Solid
- Gas
- Plasma
{The gravitational force on an object is
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- Mass
- Inertia
- Compound
+ Weight
{How many elements does the periodic table contain?
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- 120 elements
- 115 elements
+ 118 elements
- 110 elements
{How is the arrangement different between periods and groups?
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- Periods are in vertical rows and groups in horizontal rows.
+ Periods are in horizontal rows and groups in vertical rows.
- Periods are in the left side and groups are in the right side.
- Periods are in the right side and groups are in the left side.
{Milk turns sour. This is a ________________
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+ Chemical Change
- Physical Change
- Chemical Property
- Physical Property
- None of the above
{HCl being a strong acid is a __________, Wood sawed in two is ___________
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- Chemical Change, Physical Change
- Physical Change, Chemical Change
+ Chemical Property, Physical Change
- Physical Property, Chemical Change
- None of the above
{CuSO4 is dissolved in water but does not react with it
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- Chemical Change
+ Physical Change
- Chemical Property
- Physical Property
- None of the above
{Aluminum Phosphate has a density of 2.566 g/cm3
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- Chemical Change
- Physical Change
- Chemical Property
+ Physical Property
- None of the above
{Which of the following are examples of matter?
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- A Dog
- Carbon Dioxide
- Ice Cubes
- copper (II) nitrate
- A Moving Car
+ All of the above
{The formation of gas bubbles when vinegar is combined with baking soda is a sign of what type of change?
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+ Chemical Change
- Physical Change
{True or False: Bread rising is a physical property.
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- True
+ False
{True or False: Dicing potatoes is a physical change.
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+ True
- False
{True or False: Sunlight is matter
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- True
- False
+ Light has some but not all properties of the definition of matter. See this question
{The mass of lead is a _____________property.
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- Chemical
+ Physical