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Is boiling water a chemical change or a physical change?
a) Physical change
b) Chemical change
c) Neither
d) Both
Is lighting a firework considered a physical or chemical change?
a) Physical
b) Chemical
c) Neither
d) Both
One of the ways you can identify a physical change is:
a) An explosion
b) Fizzing or bubbling
c) A change in state of matter
d) A sudden, unexpected color change
When food is digested in your stomach, is that a chemical or physical change?
a) Chemical
b) Physical
c) Don't ask me, I am just a student here
d) When's lunch?
When food is chopped by a knife in the kitchen, is that considered a physical or chemical change?
a) Chemical
b) Physical
c) Neither
d) Both
Which one is NOT a sign of a physical change?
a) Change in size or mass of the object
b) Sudden color change of the object
c) Change of state of matter
d) Change in shape of the object
When a solid, new substance is formed from two liquid substances, what is that called?
a) Prenotation
b) Precipitate
c) Premonition
d) Presubjection
What is one nonexample of a chemical reaction?
a) baking a cake
b) putting metal in acid
c) mixing vinegar and baking soda
d) None, all of the above are chemical reactions
Which of the below is not evidence of a chemical reaction?
a) Cutting a metal chain
b) Formation of a precipitate
c) Formation of a new substance
d) a temperature change
Is a temperature change ALWAYS an indicator of a chemical change?
a) Yes!
b) No, not always
c) Depends on whether it gets hot or cold
d) None of the above
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