
Matter Changes 2
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5th Grade
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Jenny Muñoz
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Matter Changes 2
This is the time to work on chemical changes. Let's see how much you can analyze them!
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Chemical changes are...
when you create a new substance.
when you do not create a new substance.
when you alter the color of the substance.
when you change the appearance of the substance.
when you create a chemical reaction.
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Multiple Choice
Every chemical change is reversible.
It is true because you can reverse water to become ice again.
It is false because you cannot get ice as it was before.
It is false because you can get the ingredients out of a cake.
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Multiple Select
When we alter the odor of the substance,
we create a chemical change.
we can have the substance as it was before.
the odor changes creating a new substance.
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Multiple Choice
When we cook, we create a new substance.
It is true because we cannot have the ingredients as they were before.
It is false because boiling water is a physical change.
It depends because when applying heat, then it is a chemical change.
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Multiple Choice
Oxygen is needed when burning wood.
It is true because without it, you would not have fire.
It is false because carbon dioxide is used when burning a substance.
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Multiple Choice
We get heat when burning wood.
True
False
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Multiple Select
When burning wood, we know that it is a chemical change because...
it becomes ashes.
its color changes.
its odor changes.
we get heat from it.
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Multiple Select
When litting a candle,
carbon in the wax reacts with oxygen.
oxygen and carbon in the wax forms carbon dioxide and water vapor (gas).
it is melted by the heat.
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Multiple Select
Natural gas...
consists of methane.
can be used as fuel.
is used for physical and chemical changes.
needs carbon dixide to be produced.
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Multiple Choice
Bicarbonate of soda is baking soda.
True
False
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Multiple Select
When mixing baking soda and vinegar,
you have a physical change.
you create a chemical reaction.
you can observe bubbles of carbon dioxide gas.
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Multiple Choice
Another example similar to the plaster of Paris is
water and cement.
soda and water.
helium and water.
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Multiple Choice
Plaster of Paris is used to make...
concrete.
houses.
casts to support broken bones.
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This is the time to work on chemical changes. Let's see how much you can analyze them!
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