MS PS 1-2. Physical v. Chemical Changes Quiz
Quiz by Anne Lamb
Grade 6-8
Science
Next Generation Science Standards
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- Q11a. Students were given a solid Sample A and made these observations. Determine whether each observation is a PHYSICAL or CHEMICAL property: Sample A floated when dropped into waterChemical PropertyPhsycial Property60sMS-PS1-2
- Q21b. Students were given a solid Sample A and made these observations. Determine whether each observation is a PHYSICAL or CHEMICAL property: Sample A burned when held in a flameChemical PropertyPhysical Property60sMS-PS1-2
- Q31c. Students were given a solid Sample A and made these observations. Determine whether each observation is a PHYSICAL or CHEMICAL property: Sample A melted when heated to 52 degrees CelsiusPhysical PropertyChemical Property60sMS-PS1-2
- Q42. Which of the following is the best evidence that a chemical change has taken place?The apple is smaller after cutting itThe apple has changed shapeThe apple is turning brown60sMS-PS1-2
