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Grade 6 Science QuizVersión en línea Science quiz on matter and mixtures por Chebee Medallon 1 Which situation shows a physical change? a Cooking an egg b Dissolving sugar in water c Burning wood d Milk turning sour 2 Which pair consists of TWO chemical properties? a Density and Volume b Color and Mass c Length and Boiling Point d Flammability and Toxicity 3 Which property helps identify how much space an object occupies? a Toxicity b Density c Color d Volume 4 Which is NOT a physical property? a Boiling point b Density c Reactivity d Mass 5 Which of the following is the BEST reason for separating mixtures? a To obtain useful materials or remove unwanted substances b To change all mixtures into compounds c To make matter lighter d To make substances disappear 6 Which example demonstrates the importance of separating mixtures? a Reading a book b Making pure drinking water c Playing basketball d Riding a bicycle 7 Which pair contains only physical changes? a Rusting and burning b Burning and melting c Cooking and souring d Melting and freezing 8 A juice company wants to make fruit juice more concentrated. Which technique should they use? a Sieving b Chromatography c Filtration d Evaporation 9 Which separation technique is used in oil refineries? a Winnowing b Magnet c Distillation d Filtration 10 Which statement about colloids is TRUE? a They are pure substances. b They appear uniform but scatter light. c They cannot be separated. d Their particles settle quickly. 11 Which of the following is considered matter? a Light b Sound c Heat d Air 12 Which is a physical property? a Density b Reactivity c Flammability d Toxicity 13 Which process changes a liquid into a gas? a Evaporation b Condensation c Melting d Freezing 14 Which type of mixture has a uniform appearance? a Suspension b Colloid c Heterogeneous d Homogeneous 15 Which change produces a new substance? a Physical change b Change of state c Chemical change d Phase change 16 Which technique separates iron filings from sand? a Magnet b Chromatography c Filtration d Sieving 17 Which technique is used in washing machines to remove water from clothes? a Centrifugation b Filtration c Evaporation d Distillation 18 Which mixture is a suspension? a Muddy water b Soft drink c Vinegar d Salt water 19 Which contains more dissolved solute? a Colloid b Suspension c Dilute solution d Concentrated solution 20 A laboratory wants to separate blood into its components. Which technique should be used? a Sieving b Centrifugation c Winnowing d Filtration 21 Which is a physical property? a Density b Boiling point c Mass d Reactivity 22 Which of the following is the BEST reason for separating mixtures? a To make matter lighter b To change all mixtures into compounds c To obtain useful materials or remove unwanted substances d To make substances disappear 23 Which statement best explains why burning paper is a chemical change? a It changes color only. b A new substance is formed. c It becomes smaller. d It changes shape. 24 Which statement correctly compares physical and chemical changes? a Both always produce new substances. b Both are always reversible. c Chemical changes produce new substances while physical changes do not. d Physical changes form new substances. 25 Which property would help determine whether gasoline can easily catch fire? a Flammability b Length c Density d Volume 26 A juice company wants to make fruit juice more concentrated. Which technique should they use? a Evaporation b Chromatography c Sieving d Filtration 27 Which of the following is the BEST example of a homogeneous mixture? a Salt dissolved in water b Oil and water c Muddy water d Sand and pebbles 28 Which property measures how much matter is packed into a given volume? (Round 2 BONUS) a Volume b Mass c Density d Length

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Grade 6 Science QuizVersión en línea

por Chebee Medallon

Which situation shows a physical change?

Which pair consists of TWO chemical properties?

Which property helps identify how much space an object occupies?

Which is NOT a physical property?

Which of the following is the BEST reason for separating mixtures?

Which example demonstrates the importance of separating mixtures?

Which pair contains only physical changes?

A juice company wants to make fruit juice more concentrated. Which technique should they use?

Which separation technique is used in oil refineries?

Which statement about colloids is TRUE?

Which of the following is considered matter?

Which is a physical property?

Which process changes a liquid into a gas?

Which type of mixture has a uniform appearance?

Which change produces a new substance?

Which technique separates iron filings from sand?

Which technique is used in washing machines to remove water from clothes?

Which mixture is a suspension?

Which contains more dissolved solute?

A laboratory wants to separate blood into its components. Which technique should be used?

Which is a physical property?

Which of the following is the BEST reason for separating mixtures?

Which statement best explains why burning paper is a chemical change?

Which statement correctly compares physical and chemical changes?

Which property would help determine whether gasoline can easily catch fire?

A juice company wants to make fruit juice more concentrated. Which technique should they use?

Which of the following is the BEST example of a homogeneous mixture?

Which property measures how much matter is packed into a given volume? (Round 2 BONUS)