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Froggy Jumps States of Matter QuizOnline version States of matter and heat quiz by Renzze Bernedette Pineda 1 1. Which process takes place when a solid substance absorbs heat and changes into a liquid? a B. Freezing b A. Melting c D. Condensation 2 2. Which term describes the process in which liquid water gains heat and changes into water vapor? a A. Melting b D. Condensation c C. Evaporation 3 3. Which phase change occurs when water vapor cools and turns into liquid droplets? a C. Condensation b A. Melting c B. Freezing 4 4. What is the role of heat energy during changes in the state of matter? a D. It makes matter disappear b B. It increases or decreases particle movement, causing changes in state c A. It changes the color of matter 5 5. What most likely happens after an ice cube is continuously heated? a C. It changes into liquid water b A. It disappears immediately c D. It becomes harder 6 6. Maria placed an ice cube under the sun for several minutes. What will most likely happen? a A. It disappears immediately b B. It freezes more c C. It changes into liquid water 7 7. A wet shirt was hung outside on a hot day and became dry after several hours. Which process caused the water to disappear from the shirt? a B. Melting b A. Condensation c C. Evaporation 8 8. What happens to ice when heat energy is added? a C. It melts into water b D. It disappears c A. It becomes harder 9 9. What happens to water when it receives enough heat? a B. It becomes ice b A. It freezes c C. It changes into water vapor 10 10. What is the main role of heat energy during a change in the state of matter? a D. It removes matter completely b B. It causes particles to move faster or slower c A. It changes the color of matter 11 11. Why does chocolate melt when left under the sun? a B. It changes color b C. It absorbs heat energy c A. It loses its mass 12 12. When liquid water is placed inside a freezer, what happens to the particles as heat is removed? a A. They move faster b D. They become larger c B. They slow down and move closer together 13 13. Carlo heated a solid substance and observed that its particles began moving faster until it changed into a liquid. What role did heat energy play in this process? a C. Heat energy changed the substance into a new material b B. Heat energy increased particle movement causing a change of state c A. Heat energy removed particles from the substance 14 14. During an experiment, water was heated continuously until steam formed. Which statement explains the effect of heat energy on the particles? a A. The particles stopped moving b B. The particles moved more slowly and stayed close together c C. The particles gained energy and spread farther apart 15 15. Which of the following is an example of a physical change? a B. Melting ice b A. Burning paper c D. Rusting iron 16 16. Why is melting ice considered a reversible change? a A. It forms a new substance b C. It can change back into ice when cooled c D. It cannot return to its original form 17 17. What makes a physical change different from a chemical change? a C. A physical change does not create a new substance b A. A physical change creates a new substance c B. A chemical change can always be reversed 18 18. Why is burning wood considered an irreversible change? a C. The wood changes shape only b A. The wood becomes larger c B. A new substance is formed and cannot easily return to its original form 19 19. Jay crumpled a sheet of paper and later flattened it again. Why is this considered a reversible change? a D. The paper changed into another material b A. The paper formed a new substance c B. Only the shape changed while the material stayed the same 20 20. Alexa baked cake batter in an oven. Why is this change considered irreversible? a B. Only the shape changed b A. The cake can easily become batter again c C. New substances formed during the process and cannot return to the original state easily

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States of Matter QuizOnline version

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1. Which process takes place when a solid substance absorbs heat and changes into a liquid?

2. Which term describes the process in which liquid water gains heat and changes into water vapor?

3. Which phase change occurs when water vapor cools and turns into liquid droplets?

4. What is the role of heat energy during changes in the state of matter?

5. What most likely happens after an ice cube is continuously heated?

6. Maria placed an ice cube under the sun for several minutes. What will most likely happen?

7. A wet shirt was hung outside on a hot day and became dry after several hours. Which process caused the water to disappear from the shirt?

8. What happens to ice when heat energy is added?

9. What happens to water when it receives enough heat?

10. What is the main role of heat energy during a change in the state of matter?

11. Why does chocolate melt when left under the sun?

12. When liquid water is placed inside a freezer, what happens to the particles as heat is removed?

13. Carlo heated a solid substance and observed that its particles began moving faster until it changed into a liquid. What role did heat energy play in this process?

14. During an experiment, water was heated continuously until steam formed. Which statement explains the effect of heat energy on the particles?

15. Which of the following is an example of a physical change?

16. Why is melting ice considered a reversible change?

17. What makes a physical change different from a chemical change?

18. Why is burning wood considered an irreversible change?

19. Jay crumpled a sheet of paper and later flattened it again. Why is this considered a reversible change?

20. Alexa baked cake batter in an oven. Why is this change considered irreversible?