Chemical Reactions
Physical vs. Chemical
Heat & Reaction
Force & Motion
Safety Devices
100

What gas is created when baking soda reacts with vinegar?

Carbon dioxide

100

What kind of change happens when water freezes?

Physical

100

Which of the following absorbs heat?

Endothermic reaction

100

What is force?

A push or pull

100

What safety device keeps you from moving forward in a crash?

Seatbelt

200

Which of the following is a sign of a chemical change?

Bubbling

200

When temperature increases during a reaction, it may be:

A chemical reaction

200

What is the role of properties in a chemical reaction?

They predict behavior

200

What increases as a car moves faster?

Force

200

Which of these helps absorb force in a car crash?

Airbags

300

A chemical change results in:

A new substance

300

What shows that a gas has formed during a reaction?

Bubbles

300

Which chemical reacts with vinegar to create fizz?

Baking soda

300

What does friction do?

Slows things down

300

What helps protect your head during an accident?

Helmet

400

What is a chemical property?

How it reacts with other substances

400

Which of the following is an example of a chemical reaction?

Burning wood

400

When temperature increases in a reaction, it is a sign of:

Chemical reaction

400

Which force keeps moving objects in motion unless something stops them?

Inertia

400

What weather condition can reduce tire grip?

Snow

500

In a chemical reaction, mass is:

Conserved

500

What is true about all chemical reactions?

They form new substances

500

Bubbles, color change, and temperature change are all:

Signs of a chemical change

500

Which safety habit is based on Newton’s Laws of Motion?

Using seatbelts

500

What part of a car absorbs crash energy?

Crumple zone

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