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You leave you green bicycle out in humid weather and it creates orange rust. This is evidence of...
a) a chemical change resulting in a precipitate
b) a physical change in the state of matter
c) a chemical change resulting in a gas
d) a chemical change resulting in an unexpected color change
You mix baking soda and vinegar to create fizzing carbonic acid, this is evidence of...
a) a physical change in the state of matter
b) a chemical change resulting in a precipitate
c) a chemical change resulting in a gas
d) the creation of a soda
Fireworks, cooking burning, toasting are all
a) Physical change in the state of matter
b) evidence of an unexpected color change
c) evidence of gun powder
d) A chemical change
Two liquids are mixed and the result is the formation of a solid, which of the following matches the description?
a) Precipitate
b) Precipitation
c) Condensation
d) Ductile
What chemical change take place when you pour a soda?
a) Filing
b) Fizzing
c) Aroma
d) Temperature Change
Trash left sitting in the sun creates an unwelcomed smell this is evidence of...
a) a chemical change resulting in an aroma
b) a chemical change resulting in a change in the state of matter
c) a physical change in the state of matter
d) a temperature change
Ice melts when you leave it sitting in the sun and evaporates, this is evidence of...
a) a change in the state of matter
b) a chemical reaction to heat
c) a bad idea
d) a chemical reaction resulting in fizzing
What does the T in PUFART (chemical reactions acronym) stand for...
a) Terrible Aroma
b) Tearing
c) Chemical change
d) Temperature Change
All chemical changes result in...
a) the creation of a new substance
b) the creation of fizzing or foaming
c) a change in the state of matter
d) the creation of a precipitate
What is matter?
a) Anything that takes up space
b) What is the matter
c) The result of a chemical change
d) The result of a physical change
Where are metalloids located on the periodic table?
a) Bottom
b) Left Side
c) Stair step line
d) Right Side
Gasses are located on what side of the periodic table?
a) Metals side
b) Nonmetal side
c) With the metalloids
d) At the top
Semiconductors are ...
a) Metalloids
b) Metals
c) Nonmetals
d) On the left side
Dull means
a) Lack luster, Not shiny, Not Lustorous
b) Easily broken
c) Lustorous, Shiny, Bright
d) Can be made into a wire
Ductile means...
a) the ability to be made into a wire
b) easily broken
c) shiny
d) a duck that likes to put tiles on his floor
Brittle means...
a) Can be shaped or molded
b) Dull, not shiny
c) Easily broken
d) Can be made into a wire
Malleable means... (hint: all metals are malleable)
a) can be made into a wire
b) easily broken
c) shiny
d) dull
An element has luster, is malleable, and ductile...
a) it is a metal
b) it is a metalloid
c) it is pretty
d) it is a nonmetal
An element is on the right side of the periodic table, dull and easily broken/brittle
a) It's a metalloid
b) It's a nonmetal
c) It's a metal
d) It's mental
How many elements are on the periodic table?
a) 111
b) 1000
c) 92
d) 78
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