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Science II tri 5toVersión en línea Scientific Method and types of mixture por Ana Villareal 1 The amount of matter in a specific amount of space a Mass b Density c Solubility 2 A characteristic of a material a Density b Magnetism c Property 3 How much matter is in something a Mass b Density c Property 4 Wheter matter is attracted to a magnet a Thermal conductivity b Temperature c Magnetism 5 Whether matter allows heat to pass through easily a Thermal conductivity b Temperature c Density 6 Wheter matter dissolves in a liquid a Density b Solubility c Mass 7 How fast particles in matter move a Thermal conductivity b Solubility c Temperature 8 The smallest part of an element that has the properties of the element. a Elements b Molecules c Atoms 9 Made up of only one kind of atom. All matter is made of this. a Molecules b Elements c Atoms 10 The smallest particles of a compound that still has the properties of that compound. a Molecules b Elements c Atoms 11 Are matter made of two or more elements. a Atoms b Molecules c Compounds 12 Liquid, gas and solid are a Mass of an object b States of matter c Characteristics 13 The particles move very fast and spread out evenly to fill available space. a Liquid b Solid c Gas 14 The particles do not slide easily past each other, they vibrate or move back and forth. a Solid b Liquid c Gas 15 The particles can move past each other a Gas b Liquid c Solid 16 Water freezing, mixing sugar and water, boiling water and ice melting are an examples of: a Physical changes b Chemical changes 17 Chopping wood, breaking a glass, crushing a can and cutting a paper are examples of a Physical changes b Chemical Changes 18 Photosynthesis, iron rusting, baking a cake and digesting food are examples of a Physical changes b Chemical changes 19 A combination of two or more substances that keep their identities a Matter b Solution c Mixture 20 Is a mixture in which all parts are evenly mixed. a Solution b Solvent c Solute 21 Creating a mixture is causing a a Chemical change b Physical change c Solution 22 These are the two parts of solutions a Physical and chemical b Solvent and solute c Matter and mixture 23 Sand and water and salt and water, are both solutions. a True b False 24 Mixtures can be separated physically a True b False 25 A solution is always a mixture. a True b False 26 A cup of coffee with cream and sugar is a mixture. a True b False 27 Examples of solutions you see in everyday life. a Vinegar in water, sugar in tea. b Salad, oil and water. c Lemonade, seawater and tea. 28 Examples of mixtures you see in everyday life a Sand and water, cereal b Vinegar, lemonade c Sugar solution, tea 29 Is a process that scientists use to try and solve problems a Observation b Scientific method c Research 30 To examine carefully and in detail to identify. a Analyze b Observation c Formulate 31 The action or process of examining something carefully in order to gain information. a Analyze b Observation c Formulate 32 What a scientist writes summarizing the results of an experiment a Conclusion b Procedure c Hyphotesis 33 The collecting of information on a particular subject a Observation b Experiment c Research 34 To make conclusions based on reasoning and observations a Predict b Examine c Infer 35 The outcome or conclusion of an experiment after a period of time a Hypothesis b Data c Results 36 A scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis or demonstrate a known fact. a Scientific method b Experiment c Observation

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The amount of matter in a specific amount of space

A characteristic of a material

How much matter is in something

Wheter matter is attracted to a magnet

Whether matter allows heat to pass through easily

Wheter matter dissolves in a liquid

How fast particles in matter move

The smallest part of an element that has the properties of the element.

Made up of only one kind of atom. All matter is made of this.

The smallest particles of a compound that still has the properties of that compound.

Are matter made of two or more elements.

Liquid, gas and solid are

The particles move very fast and spread out evenly to fill available space.

The particles do not slide easily past each other, they vibrate or move back and forth.

The particles can move past each other

Water freezing, mixing sugar and water, boiling water and ice melting are an examples of:

Chopping wood, breaking a glass, crushing a can and cutting a paper are examples of

Photosynthesis, iron rusting, baking a cake and digesting food are examples of

A combination of two or more substances that keep their identities

Is a mixture in which all parts are evenly mixed.

Creating a mixture is causing a

These are the two parts of solutions

Sand and water and salt and water, are both solutions.

Mixtures can be separated physically

A solution is always a mixture.

A cup of coffee with cream and sugar is a mixture.

Examples of solutions you see in everyday life.

Examples of mixtures you see in everyday life

Is a process that scientists use to try and solve problems

To examine carefully and in detail to identify.

The action or process of examining something carefully in order to gain information.

What a scientist writes summarizing the results of an experiment

The collecting of information on a particular subject

To make conclusions based on reasoning and observations

The outcome or conclusion of an experiment after a period of time

A scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis or demonstrate a known fact.