Matter: 5-PS1-1
Conservation of Matter:5-PS1-2
Chemical (new substances) and Physical Changes: 5-PS1-3
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100

Matter is made up of particles too small to see with your eyes. True or False

True

100

If you mix 50g of sugar into 200g of water, what will be the mass of the mixture?

What is 250g?

100

In an experiment where baking soda and vinegar are mixed, bubbles are formed. What does this show?

What is a new substance was formed?

100

This state of matter has particles that glide and slide over one another.

What is Liquid?

200

Which state of matter has particles that vibrate in place, keeping a fixed shape?

What is Solid?

200

Madison melted 100g of chocolate in the microwave. After melting, what will the mass be?

What is 100g?

200

You mix two clear liquids and notice a change in color. What does this indicate?

What is a new substance has been formed?

200

What type of change occurs when logs are burned?

What is a chemical change?

300

Which state of matter has particles that move quickly and spread far apart?

What is Gas?

300

You have two identical blocks of clay with the same mass. After smashing one block flat, what will happen to its mass?

What is the mass will stay the same?

300

After mixing two substances, the temperature drops. Why does this indicate a chemical reaction?

What is the temperature dropped?

300

Madison, Jake, and Cole measured 53g of chocolate before melting it. What should the mass be after melting?

The same

400

What is the process of a gas changing to a liquid, and how does that process occur?

What is condensation and taking away heat?

400

What is the law called that states matter can be changed, but the mass stays the same?

What is the conservation of matter?

400

You chopped a log. What type of change occured?

What is a physical change?

400

When you add heat to an ice cube, what happens to the particles?

What is they move faster and farther apart?

500

How are the melting point point and freezing point both 0 degrees for water?

The temperature of the frozen water is rising and will start to melt at 0 degrees. The temperature of liquid water is decreasing and will begin to freeze at 0 degrees.

500

If 10g of baking soda reacts with 15g of vinegar to form a gas, what will the total mass of all substances, including the gas, be?

What is 25g?

500

You mixed two liquids together. You noticed an odor was released and a solid was formed. What is evidence of a new substance being formed?

What is an odor and solid being formed?

500

If a new smell is produced after mixing two substances, this has likely occurred.

What is a chemical reaction?

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