Physical Changes in Matter
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- Q1Changes in size and shape are examples of_____ changes in matter.physical45s
- Q2True or false: Some physical changes involve chemical reactions.false45s
- Q3True or false: Physical changes can be brought about by cutting, bending or dissolving matter.true45s
- Q4True or false: A physical change can result in an entirely different substance.false45s
- Q5yes or no: If you were to dissolve some sugar in water, could you reverse this process?yes45s
- Q6true or false: Glass breaking is an example of a physical change in matter.true45s
- Q7true or false: Sugar turning into caramel is a physical change in matter.false45s
- Q8true or false: Making ice cubes from water is an example of a physical change in matter.true45s
- Q9true or false: Physical changes in matter include the three states of matter.true45s
- Q10true or false: Matter is anything that has mass- that is, anything that takes up space, regardless how little or how big.true45s