Materials & States of Matter
Changes of State
Acids, Bases, and Everyday Chemistry
General Knowledge
100

Name two materials that are used to make objects?

Wood, plastic etc

100

What is the process called when a solid becomes a liquid? (Think ice cubes in the sun!)

Melting

100

Which are the correct spellings?

aceds    acids   acyds

bases    basis   bases     


acids and bases!

100

Which Japanese prefecture is the largest?

Hokkaido

200

What is the name scientists give to everything around us that we can touch and/or weigh?

Matter

200

Sublimation is when a ________ changes to a gas.

Solid

200

What is a common example of an acid that we use regularly in the kitchen?

Vinegar, lemon juice etc

200

Name 3 popular summer foods in Japan.

Watermelon, chilled noodles, shaved ice etc 

300

Describe the properties of an object in the room you are currently in. Please mention at least two different properties! 

Hard, soft, flexible, red etc

300

Which spelling is correct:

evapouration
evaporation

evaporation
300

Is soap an example of an acid or a base?

A base

300

Which country am I cheering on in the World Cup?

England!

400

In what state of matter do particles stay closely packed together?

Solid

400

Does heating or cooling destroy matter?

No, it merely changes the state of the matter.

400

What can we use to check whether something is acidic, basic or neutral?

pH paper, red cabbage

400

Which continents are missing?

Antarctica, Australia/Oceania, Asia, Africa, South America, _______, ________

North America, Europe

500

What is the name for the 4th state of matter, where particles are so energetic that they behave unlike ordinary gas?

Plasma

500

Water vapour touching a cold window and forming water droplets is an example of _________

Condensation

500
Mixing ______ and ______ causes a reaction that produces bubbles.

Vinegar and baking soda

500

Which Japanese prefecture is the smallest?

Kagawa