Describing and Classifying Matter
Measuring Matter
Changes in Matter
Desperate for Points!
100

What word do we use to describe something that has mass and takes up space?

Matter


100

What is the form of measurement that changes based on the force of gravity?

Weight

100

Is burning a marshmallow an example of a physical change or a chemical change?

Chemical Change

100

Every member of your group must compliment one member of the other group. You cannot compliment someone who has already been complimented.  

It is up to Miss Ashlei if you get this one.

200

Describe one physical property and one chemical property of a chunk of iron.

Physical Property Examples: shiny, hard, brittle, high melting point

Chemical Property Examples: Rusting

200

 Fill in the blank:

_____________ is the amount of space that matter takes up.

Volume

200

True or False: Temperature relates to how close the atoms of a substance are on the Periodic Table of Elements.

False! Temperature is a measure of how much the atoms of a substance are moving.

200

The entire group must do their best slow motion run around the perimeter of the classroom one time.

It is up to Miss Ashlei whether or not you get these points.

300
What is the difference between a mixture and a solution?

A solution looks the same throughout.

300

List these objects in order from most dense to least dense:

- Vegetable Oil

- Helium

- A penny

- Water

Helium, Vegetable Oil, Water, A penny

300

What are the three main states that matter exists in?

Gas, Liquid, Solid

300

Your group must take turns saying the entire alphabet backwards. It's ok if you mess up, keep going until you get it.

To get these points each person in your group must contribute! 

It is up to Miss Ashlei if you get these points.

400
Provide an example of a heterogeneous mixture and a homogeneous mixture.

Heterogeneous examples: Mixed nuts, a salad, sand

Homogeneous examples: Cake mix, air

400

Most substances become (more/less) dense as their temperature increases.

Less

400

A change in matter that produces one or more new _________ is called a chemical change.

Substances

400

2 members of your group must dance in front of the class for 30 seconds.

500

What is the difference between a molecule and a compound?

A compound is always made up of more than 1 element, while molecules can sometimes consist of only 1 type of element.

500

What is the density of an object with a mass of 12 g and a volume of 3 cm^3. No units = no points!

4 g/cm^3

500

Miss Ashlei will give you two words to spell.

Heterogeneous

Homogeneous

500

Name 2 of Miss Ashlei's 5 dogs.

Luna, Leonard (Lenny), Spike, Miley, Graham

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