Final Review
Quiz by Tracy Buckley [Johnson JHS]
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- Q1Which of the following is an inference?A family is raking their yard.It must be Fall.The leaves are red and orangeThe leaves are falling.30s
- Q2Which is not a way to change from one state or matter to another?condensationevaporationmetamorphosismelting30s
- Q3The independent variableis the same as a hypothesisis what is changedstays the sameis measurable30s
- Q4The dependent variableis the same as a hypothesisis what is measuredstays the sameis what is changed30s
- Q5The Law of Conservation of Mass states.......can be createdmass cannot be created or destroyedcan be destroyedthat chemical equations should be unbalanced30s
- Q6Which is not a part of the atom?electronmitochondriaprotonneutron30s
- Q7What force holds the atom together?law of conservation of massgluonsgravityelectromagnetic force30s
- Q8What makes up the nucleus?protons and neutronsprotonselectrons and protonsneutrons and electrons30s
- Q9What does the atomic number tell us?number of neutronsnumber of quarksnumber of protons and electronsnumber of electrons only30s
- Q10What makes up the atomic mass?neutronsprotons plus neutronselectrons plus neutronsprotons plus electons30s
- Q11What is an element?a mixture of substanceswhen a substance loses its identitypure substance that cannot be broken downchemically combined atoms30s
- Q12What is an example of a compound?oxygensaltsilvergold30s
- Q13How is the periodic table arranged?by atomic massby atomic numberit is randomalphabetically30s
- Q14How does an element become radioactive?when the atom is unstable and loses electronswhen the atom is unstable and loses neutrons30s
- Q15What is an example of chemical change?rust on a carice meltingtearing papercutting wood30s