
Matter, Mixtures, Force and Energy
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- Q1This is a type of material that does not allow the flow of heat or electricityConductorDensityInsulatorMedium30s
- Q2When a gas begins to decrease it temperature it turns back in to a liquid. This process is called -CondensationEvaporationFreezingMelting30s
- Q3This type of energy occurs due to the movement of electrons through a conductorElectric EnergyThermal EnergyMechanical EnergySound Energy30s
- Q4A combination of two or more substance that involves on substance being dissolved in another.MixtureCompoundSolutionElement30s
- Q5This is a type of force that can slow objects down, and is caused when two surfaces come into contact with one anotherWorkMagnetismFrictionGravity30s
- Q6A type of energy that has do with objects being moved or in motion is called -Mechanical EnergyElectrical EnergyLight EnergySound Energy30s
- Q7As liquids lose thermal energy they should begin toMeltFreezeDissolveCondense30s
- Q8The amount of matter in an object that can be measured using a spring scale or a triple beam balance.MassWeightVolumeDensity30s
- Q9Substances that cannot be dissolved in water are consideredInsolubeConductorsSolubleFrozen30s
- Q10All of the following materials are not magnetic with the exception of -AluminumCopperIronPlastic30s
- Q11The bending of light as is passes through a medium such as water or a prism is called-DiffractionAccumulationRefractionReflection30s