Physical and Chemical changes

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8th Grade

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MS-PS1-2, MS-PS1-5, MS-PS1-4

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Dawn Ullmann

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Freezing Juice?

Physical Change

Chemical Change

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Exploding Fireworks?

Physical Change

Chemical Change

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Melting a chocolate bar?

Physical Change

Chemical Change

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Rotting bananas?

Physical Change

Chemical Change

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Cutting your hair?

Physical Change

Chemical Change

Multiple Choice

Is spoiling food a physical or chemical change?

phyiscal

chemical

Multiple Choice

Is sqeezing organges to make orange juice a phyical or chemcial change?

physical

chemical

Multiple Choice

What happens when a piece of wood burns?

A physical change takes place.

A chemical change takes place.

The wood loses its gravity.

The wood loses its inertia.

Multiple Choice

______ is the amount of space that an object takes up.

volume

space

room

density

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A change that does not result in a new substance.

Physical Change

Chemical Change

Multiple Choice

A teacher is demonstrating physical and chemical changes to her class. Which action should she use to demonstrate a chemical change?

cutting a piece of paper

folding a piece of paper

tearing a piece of paper

burning a piece of paper

Multiple Choice

A student is creating a potting soil mix. She combines 100 grams of sand, 200 grams of soil, and 200 grams of pebbles to make her potting soil. What is the mass of the potting soil?

100 grams

200 grams

300 grams

500 grams

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A group of students investigated physical and chemical changes using paper. The students recorded their observations in a table.
Which student correctly recorded all the changes that took place?

Student 1

Student 2

Student 3

Student 4

Multiple Choice

Which liquid is the least dense?

oil

water

syrup

plastic bottle

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Students sorted items by their ability to sink or float. Which student organized the items correctly?

Aaron

Leslie

Phillipa

Alex

Multiple Choice

Why do ice cubes float in a glass of water?

the ice cubes are more dense than the water

the water is more dense than the ice cubes

the water is more dense than the glass

the ice is more dense than the glass

Freezing Juice?

Physical Change

Chemical Change

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