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GSE Grade 5 - Physical Science S5P1- Diagnostic Changes in Matter

Quiz by GADOE

Grade 5
Science
Georgia Standards of Excellence

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  • Q1
    A change in any physical property of a substance, but not in the substance itself. Chemical bonds are not broken or formed
    Chemical Reaction
    Chemical Property
    Physical change
    Physical Property
    30s
    S5P1
  • Q2
    To get salt out of a solution (separating salt from water) we could try _____________________________.
    Using the solute to redissolve it
    Melting it
    Evaporating the water so the salt is left behind
    Using a magnet
    30s
    S5P1a
  • Q3
    If Jo wants to get the iron filings out of some sand, what could she use to separate these two solids?
    A magnet
    Evaporation
    Decanting
    Filtration
    30s
    S5P1a
  • Q4
    As matter changes state from gas to liquid, which of these statements is true?
    The particles slow down.
    The attractive force between the particles decreases.
    The particles get farther apart.
    The particles speed up.
    30s
    S5P1b
  • Q5
    What is the change called when a solute can become a substance again
    reversible
    solution
    chemcial
    irriversible
    30s
    S5P1b
  • Q6
    what is the difference between dissolving and melting?
    melting changes state, but in dissolving , the substance combines with the liquid to become a NEW thing.
    melting is dissolving from a solid to a liquid
    dissolving is when a solid disappears into the liquid
    30s
    S5P1b
  • Q7
    What happens when you add sugar to water?
    Chemical change. Irreversible
    Physical change. Reversible
    Chemical change. Reversible
    Physical change. Irreversible
    30s
    S5P1a
  • Q8
    Which of the following is NOT evidence that a new substance is forming in an experiment?
    Smoke from a burning match.
    Solid particles sinking to bottom of test tubes
    Unexpected Color Change
    Powder dissolving in a liquid
    30s
    S5P1c
  • Q9
    Which of these is an example of a new substance being formed?
    paper being folded
    a wall being painted
    a nail rusting
    water changing to steam
    30s
    S5P1c
  • Q10
    Which DOES NOT show chemical change in a material?
    Ripening of fruits
    Tooth decay
    grated cheese
    Burning a piece of paper
    30s
    S5P1c

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