Science: Properties and Changes

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Froggy Jumps Science: Properties and ChangesOnline version Quiz on physical/chemical properties by Solen Ako 1 What is one observable physical property that can be used to identify a substance? a Density b Texture c Buoyancy 2 What is Density? a the temperature of a substance b mass in a unit volume c the weight of a substance 3 What are two physical changes that metals can undergo? a rolling and bending b combustion and rusting c evaporation and sublimation 4 An egg that is cracked open has gone through a physical change because it is still the same uncooked egg. True or False? a Not stated b True c False 5 What are the three chemical properties? a Color, Odor, Taste b Combustibility, Reactivity, Stability c Malleability, Ductility, Density 6 How does chemical change differ from physical change? a Physical changes form new substances; chemical changes do not b Chemical changes rearrange atoms to form new substances; physical changes do not c Chemical changes only affect color; physical changes affect shape

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Science: Properties and ChangesOnline version

Quiz on physical/chemical properties

by Solen Ako

What is one observable physical property that can be used to identify a substance?

Density

Texture

Buoyancy

What is Density?

the temperature of a substance

mass in a unit volume

the weight of a substance

What are two physical changes that metals can undergo?

rolling and bending

combustion and rusting

evaporation and sublimation

An egg that is cracked open has gone through a physical change because it is still the same uncooked egg. True or False?

Not stated

True

False

What are the three chemical properties?

Color, Odor, Taste

Combustibility, Reactivity, Stability

Malleability, Ductility, Density

How does chemical change differ from physical change?

Physical changes form new substances; chemical changes do not

Chemical changes rearrange atoms to form new substances; physical changes do not

Chemical changes only affect color; physical changes affect shape

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What is one observable physical property that can be used to identify a substance?

What is Density?

What are two physical changes that metals can undergo?

An egg that is cracked open has gone through a physical change because it is still the same uncooked egg. True or False?

What are the three chemical properties?

How does chemical change differ from physical change?

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