Week 2 Quiz
  • 1. Give three examples of a chemical change:
  • 2. Give three examples of a physical change:
  • 3. What five things do you look for in order to see if a chemical change (or reaction) has taken place?
  • 4. What method could be used to separate sand from sugar?
A) distillation
B) sieve
C) add water and filter
D) a magnet
E) add water and evaporate
  • 5. What method could be used to separate iron filings from sand?
A) sieve
B) a magnet
C) add water and evaporate
D) distillation
E) add water and filter
  • 6. Which is not a physical property?
A) colour
B) boiling point
C) combustible
D) state
E) melting point
  • 7. What does the term INSOLUBLE mean?
A) does dissolve in water
B) does not dissolve in water
  • 8. Salt was added to water. In this scenario the water is the:
A) solute
B) colloid
C) solution
D) solvent
  • 9. List 5 physical properties and 5 chemical properties (use headings to show which is which):
  • 10. Sugar is added to water. In this scenario the sugar is the:
A) solvent
B) solute
C) colloid
D) solution
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