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A. volumeA. volumeA. volumeA. volume B. densityB. densityB. densityB. density

C. massC. massC. massC. mass D. lengthD. lengthD. lengthD. length

The amount of matter in an object is its ________.The amount of matter in an object is its ________.The amount of matter in an object is its ________.The amount of matter in an object is its ________.

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Physical properties of a substance ___________Physical properties of a substance ___________Physical properties of a substance ___________Physical properties of a substance ___________

A. can always A. can always be measured.be measured.

A. can always A. can always be measured.be measured.

B. can be observedB. can be observedwithout changingwithout changing

the substance.the substance.

B. can be observedB. can be observedwithout changingwithout changing

the substance.the substance.

C. are not visible without C. are not visible without a microscope.a microscope.

C. are not visible without C. are not visible without a microscope.a microscope.

D. are the same asD. are the same aschemical properties.chemical properties.D. are the same asD. are the same as

chemical properties.chemical properties.

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How many states of matter are there?How many states of matter are there?How many states of matter are there?How many states of matter are there?

A. threeA. threeA. threeA. three B. fiveB. fiveB. fiveB. five

C. fourC. fourC. fourC. four D. sixD. sixD. sixD. six

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Weight is _________________Weight is _________________Weight is _________________Weight is _________________

A.A. the measure of thethe measure of thepull of gravity on pull of gravity on

an object.an object.

A.A. the measure of thethe measure of thepull of gravity on pull of gravity on

an object.an object.B. the same as mass. B. the same as mass. B. the same as mass. B. the same as mass.

C. the same as volume.C. the same as volume.C. the same as volume.C. the same as volume. D. the measure of theD. the measure of thedensity of an object.density of an object.

D. the measure of theD. the measure of thedensity of an object.density of an object.

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Density is ____________________.Density is ____________________.Density is ____________________.Density is ____________________.

A. equal to mass.A. equal to mass.A. equal to mass.A. equal to mass. B. height comparedB. height comparedto weight.to weight.

B. height comparedB. height comparedto weight.to weight.

C. equal to gravity.C. equal to gravity.C. equal to gravity.C. equal to gravity. D. mass compared D. mass compared to volume.to volume.

D. mass compared D. mass compared to volume.to volume.

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A. the amount of weightA. the amount of weightin an object.in an object.

A. the amount of weightA. the amount of weightin an object.in an object.

B. always a solidB. always a solidor liquid.or liquid.

B. always a solidB. always a solidor liquid.or liquid.

C. anything that has massC. anything that has massand takes up space.and takes up space.

C. anything that has massC. anything that has massand takes up space.and takes up space.

D. an object with the same D. an object with the same mass and weight.mass and weight.

D. an object with the same D. an object with the same mass and weight.mass and weight.

Matter is _______________Matter is _______________Matter is _______________Matter is _______________

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What is the freezing point of waterWhat is the freezing point of water in degrees Celsius?in degrees Celsius?

What is the freezing point of waterWhat is the freezing point of water in degrees Celsius?in degrees Celsius?

A. 32 degreesA. 32 degreesA. 32 degreesA. 32 degrees B. –10 degreesB. –10 degreesB. –10 degreesB. –10 degrees

C. 30 degreesC. 30 degreesC. 30 degreesC. 30 degrees D. 0 degreesD. 0 degreesD. 0 degreesD. 0 degrees

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Which of these temperatures in Celsius isWhich of these temperatures in Celsius isa warm summer day?a warm summer day?

Which of these temperatures in Celsius isWhich of these temperatures in Celsius isa warm summer day?a warm summer day?

A. 60 degreesA. 60 degreesA. 60 degreesA. 60 degrees B. 26 degreesB. 26 degreesB. 26 degreesB. 26 degrees

C. 10 degreesC. 10 degreesC. 10 degreesC. 10 degrees D. none of theseD. none of theseD. none of theseD. none of these

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What is the boiling temperatureWhat is the boiling temperature of water in degrees Celsius?of water in degrees Celsius?

What is the boiling temperatureWhat is the boiling temperature of water in degrees Celsius?of water in degrees Celsius?

A. 212 degreesA. 212 degreesA. 212 degreesA. 212 degrees B. The same as the B. The same as the melting point.melting point.

B. The same as the B. The same as the melting point.melting point.

C. Fifty degrees higher C. Fifty degrees higher than the freezing point.than the freezing point.C. Fifty degrees higher C. Fifty degrees higher than the freezing point.than the freezing point. D. 100 degreesD. 100 degreesD. 100 degreesD. 100 degrees

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Butter melting in a pan is an example of _________Butter melting in a pan is an example of _________Butter melting in a pan is an example of _________Butter melting in a pan is an example of _________

A. sublimationA. sublimationA. sublimationA. sublimation B. physical changeB. physical changeB. physical changeB. physical change

C. chemical changeC. chemical changeC. chemical changeC. chemical change D. condensationD. condensationD. condensationD. condensation

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Evaporation occurs when ______________Evaporation occurs when ______________Evaporation occurs when ______________Evaporation occurs when ______________

A.A. a liquid turns a liquid turns into a gas.into a gas.

A.A. a liquid turns a liquid turns into a gas.into a gas.

B. the molecules in a B. the molecules in a substance movesubstance movecloser together.closer together.

B. the molecules in a B. the molecules in a substance movesubstance movecloser together.closer together.

C. the molecules in aC. the molecules in asubstance begin to substance begin to move more slowly.move more slowly.

C. the molecules in aC. the molecules in asubstance begin to substance begin to move more slowly.move more slowly.

D. a gas turns D. a gas turns into a liquid.into a liquid.

D. a gas turns D. a gas turns into a liquid.into a liquid.

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The melting point of a substance is The melting point of a substance is the same as its ________________. the same as its ________________. The melting point of a substance is The melting point of a substance is the same as its ________________. the same as its ________________.

A. boiling pointA. boiling pointA. boiling pointA. boiling point B. freezing pointB. freezing pointB. freezing pointB. freezing point

C. evaporation pointC. evaporation pointC. evaporation pointC. evaporation point D. condensation pointD. condensation pointD. condensation pointD. condensation point

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A mixture is _____________________A mixture is _____________________A mixture is _____________________A mixture is _____________________

A.A. two or more two or more substances mixedsubstances mixed

together.together.

A.A. two or more two or more substances mixedsubstances mixed

together.together.

B. always made B. always made of solids.of solids.

B. always made B. always made of solids.of solids.

C. always made C. always made of liquids.of liquids.

C. always made C. always made of liquids.of liquids. D. always mixed evenly.D. always mixed evenly.D. always mixed evenly.D. always mixed evenly.

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A.freezing pointA.freezing pointA.freezing pointA.freezing point B. melting pointB. melting pointB. melting pointB. melting point

C. evaporation pointC. evaporation pointC. evaporation pointC. evaporation point D. magnetic point.D. magnetic point.D. magnetic point.D. magnetic point.

The condensation point of a substance isThe condensation point of a substance isthe same as its __________________.the same as its __________________.

The condensation point of a substance isThe condensation point of a substance isthe same as its __________________.the same as its __________________.

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Which of the following is Which of the following is an example of a solution?an example of a solution?Which of the following is Which of the following is an example of a solution?an example of a solution?

A. peanut butterA. peanut butterA. peanut butterA. peanut butter B. KoolAid drinkB. KoolAid drinkB. KoolAid drinkB. KoolAid drink

C. apple juiceC. apple juiceC. apple juiceC. apple juice D. ice cubeD. ice cubeD. ice cubeD. ice cube

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A.A. Object A has greaterObject A has greater mass than Liquid B.mass than Liquid B.

A.A. Object A has greaterObject A has greater mass than Liquid B.mass than Liquid B.

B. Object A has greaterB. Object A has greater

density than liquid B.density than liquid B.

B. Object A has greaterB. Object A has greater

density than liquid B.density than liquid B.

C. Liquid B has greater C. Liquid B has greater density than object A.density than object A.

C. Liquid B has greater C. Liquid B has greater density than object A.density than object A.

D. Liquid B has greaterD. Liquid B has greatermass than object A.mass than object A.

D. Liquid B has greaterD. Liquid B has greatermass than object A.mass than object A.

If object A floats in liquid B, which of the If object A floats in liquid B, which of the following is a true statement?following is a true statement?

If object A floats in liquid B, which of the If object A floats in liquid B, which of the following is a true statement?following is a true statement?

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The volume of an object is ____________________The volume of an object is ____________________The volume of an object is ____________________The volume of an object is ____________________

A. equal to its mass.A. equal to its mass.A. equal to its mass.A. equal to its mass. B. the amount of spaceB. the amount of space it takes up.it takes up.

B. the amount of spaceB. the amount of space it takes up.it takes up.

C. the same as C. the same as amount of matteramount of matter

in the object.in the object.

C. the same as C. the same as amount of matteramount of matter

in the object.in the object.D. equal to its length.D. equal to its length.D. equal to its length.D. equal to its length.

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There are two cans of exactly the same sizeThere are two cans of exactly the same sizeon a shelf. Can X has a mass of 120 grams, and on a shelf. Can X has a mass of 120 grams, and

Can Z has a mass of 80 grams. Which of the Can Z has a mass of 80 grams. Which of the following statements is true?following statements is true?

There are two cans of exactly the same sizeThere are two cans of exactly the same sizeon a shelf. Can X has a mass of 120 grams, and on a shelf. Can X has a mass of 120 grams, and

Can Z has a mass of 80 grams. Which of the Can Z has a mass of 80 grams. Which of the following statements is true?following statements is true?

A.A. Can X has greaterCan X has greater density than Can Z.density than Can Z.A.A. Can X has greaterCan X has greater density than Can Z.density than Can Z.

B. Can X has greaterB. Can X has greaterbuoyancy than Can Z.buoyancy than Can Z.B. Can X has greaterB. Can X has greater

buoyancy than Can Z.buoyancy than Can Z.

C. Can Z weighs more C. Can Z weighs more than Can X.than Can X.

C. Can Z weighs more C. Can Z weighs more than Can X.than Can X.

D. The difference betweenD. The difference betweenthe two masses the two masses

Is 200 grams.Is 200 grams.

D. The difference betweenD. The difference betweenthe two masses the two masses

Is 200 grams.Is 200 grams.

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Which of the following is evidence thatWhich of the following is evidence thata chemical reaction has occurred?a chemical reaction has occurred?

Which of the following is evidence thatWhich of the following is evidence thata chemical reaction has occurred?a chemical reaction has occurred?

A.A. No new substancesNo new substancesare formed.are formed.

A.A. No new substancesNo new substancesare formed.are formed.

B. A solid dissolvesB. A solid dissolvesin a liquid.in a liquid.

B. A solid dissolvesB. A solid dissolvesin a liquid.in a liquid.

C.C. A solid melts intoA solid melts intoa liquid.a liquid.

C.C. A solid melts intoA solid melts intoa liquid.a liquid.

D. A new substanceD. A new substanceIs formed.Is formed.

D. A new substanceD. A new substanceIs formed.Is formed.

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Which of the following physical propertiesWhich of the following physical propertieswould change if you were standingwould change if you were standing

on the moon?on the moon?

Which of the following physical propertiesWhich of the following physical propertieswould change if you were standingwould change if you were standing

on the moon?on the moon?

A. Your mass.A. Your mass.A. Your mass.A. Your mass. B. Your weight.B. Your weight.B. Your weight.B. Your weight.

C. Your volume.C. Your volume.C. Your volume.C. Your volume. D. Your temperature.D. Your temperature.D. Your temperature.D. Your temperature.

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