
Mixtures and Pure Substances
Quiz by Bailey Herzog
Grade 6
Science (2020-present)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
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- Q1Which of the following is an example of a heterogeneous mixture?A bowl of cereal with milkSaltwaterAirPure gold30sSCI.6.6B
- Q2Which of the following is an example of a homogeneous mixture?Granola barOil in waterSand and iron filingsSugar dissolved in water30sSCI.6.6B
- Q3Which property would help you identify a heterogeneous mixture?It has a uniform appearanceDifferent parts can be seen with the naked eye.It cannot be separated by physical meansIt is made up of only one type of atom30sSCI.6.6B
- Q4Which of the following examples is a homogeneous mixture?Chicken noodle soupChocolate chip cookieCold lemonadeFruit salad30sSCI.6.6B
- Q5Which of the following materials is a heterogeneous mixture?Trail mixCopper wireFiltered apple juiceBaking soda30sSCI.6.6B
- Q6Which term correctly describes a mixture where components are not uniformly distributed?Homogeneous mixturePure substanceSolutionHeterogeneous mixture30sSCI.6.6B
- Q7Which of the following is an example of a pure substance?Trail mixDistilled waterSea waterOrange juice30sSCI.6.6B
- Q8Which of the following best describes a homogeneous mixture?A mixture with visibly different partsA mixture that separates over timeA material made up of only one type of atomA solution where the components are evenly distributed.30sSCI.6.6B
- Q9What is the key characteristic of a pure substance?It has a uniform and definite composition.It contains multiple types of particles.It can be separated by physical means.It is always a solid at room temperature.30sSCI.6.6B