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A quick review about physical and chemical change, chemical changes in materials, and protection from harmful changes.

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Charles Cabojoc

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Froggy Jumps INTENSIVE REVIEWOnline version A quick review about physical and chemical change, chemical changes in materials, and protection from harmful changes. by Charles Cabojoc 1 It refers to the ability of a material to react with another material. a Deterioration b Flammability c Reactivity 2 It refers to the ability of a substance to be set on fire. a Deterioration b Flammability c Reactivity 3 It is the tendency of a material to lose its physical and chemical quality. a Deterioration b Flammability c Reactivity 4 Which of the following is an example of reactivity? a Rotting apple b Burning of leaves c Mixing vinegar and baking soda forming hot stingy bubbles 5 Which of the following is an example of flammability? a Rotting apple b Burning of leaves c Mixing vinegar and baking soda forming hot stingy bubbles 6 Which of the following is an example of deterioration? a Rotting apple b Burning of leaves c Mixing vinegar and baking soda forming hot stingy bubbles 7 Which of the following is not an evidence of chemical change? a Foaming/fizzing b Production of shape c Change in smell 8 It is a type of change wherein the material changes its shape, size, and state without changing its chemical structure. a Chemical Change b Deterioration c Physical Change 9 Which of the following is an example of physical change? a Folding of paper b Burning of leaves c Baking cake 10 It is a type of change wherein the material transforms into a new material. a Chemical Change b Deterioration c Physical Change 11 Which of the following is an example of chemical change? a A broken glass b Teared cardboard c Rusty padlock 12 It is the addition of harmful substances to the environment that can cause different health issues towards plants, animals, and humans. a Air Pollution b Land Pollution c Pollution 13 It is a type of pollution wherein the water is being contaminated by different toxins and waste coming from factories and dumping of garbage on rivers or swamps. a Air Pollution b Land Pollution c Water Pollution 14 It is a type of pollution wherein the air is being polluted by the releasing of harmful gases from vehicles and factories. a Air Pollution b Land Pollution c Water Pollution 15 It is a type of pollution wherein the land is being harmed by continuous dumping of harmful substances in landfills and streets. a Air Pollution b Land Pollution c Water Pollution 16 It is an act that make provisions for the 5Rs of waste management. a Republic Act 9002 b Republic Act 9003 c Republic Act 9004 17 It is a simple guide that helps people minimize the harmful environmental impacts of waste. a 3Rs of Waste Management b 4Rs of Waste Management c 5Rs of Waste Management 18 It is a practice wherein you constantly say no to single use products such as plastics. a Reduce b Refuse c Reuse 19 It is a practice wherein you lessen the use of plastics or any other materials that would end up on trash. a Reduce b Refuse c Reuse 20 It is a practice wherein you make use of the same material for the same purpose such as an old cookie jar as a container for ballpen and other stationery. a Reduce b Refuse c Reuse 21 It is a practice wherein you create a new material out of old plastics, such as a plastic bottle that turns into a plant pot. a Recycle b Recover c Reuse 22 It is a practice wherein you make use of discarded items for other purposes to maximize its benefits, such as creating compost pit from biodegradable materials. a Recycle b Recover c Reuse

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by Charles Cabojoc

It refers to the ability of a material to react with another material.

It refers to the ability of a substance to be set on fire.

It is the tendency of a material to lose its physical and chemical quality.

Which of the following is an example of reactivity?

Which of the following is an example of flammability?

Which of the following is an example of deterioration?

Which of the following is not an evidence of chemical change?

It is a type of change wherein the material changes its shape, size, and state without changing its chemical structure.

Which of the following is an example of physical change?

It is a type of change wherein the material transforms into a new material.

Which of the following is an example of chemical change?

It is the addition of harmful substances to the environment that can cause different health issues towards plants, animals, and humans.

It is a type of pollution wherein the water is being contaminated by different toxins and waste coming from factories and dumping of garbage on rivers or swamps.

It is a type of pollution wherein the air is being polluted by the releasing of harmful gases from vehicles and factories.

It is a type of pollution wherein the land is being harmed by continuous dumping of harmful substances in landfills and streets.

It is an act that make provisions for the 5Rs of waste management.

It is a simple guide that helps people minimize the harmful environmental impacts of waste.

It is a practice wherein you constantly say no to single use products such as plastics.

It is a practice wherein you lessen the use of plastics or any other materials that would end up on trash.

It is a practice wherein you make use of the same material for the same purpose such as an old cookie jar as a container for ballpen and other stationery.

It is a practice wherein you create a new material out of old plastics, such as a plastic bottle that turns into a plant pot.

It is a practice wherein you make use of discarded items for other purposes to maximize its benefits, such as creating compost pit from biodegradable materials.