
SY26-Mid-Term Review #2
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- Q1Why are scientific theories rarely discarded?They cannot be tested or changedThey are supported by a large body of evidence and can be modifiedThey are proven to be absolutely true foreverThey are based on opinions rather than evidence30s
- Q2Which model would best help students understand why elements in the same group have similar properties?A map showing where elements are found on EarthA chart of melting points for random elementsA timeline of the discovery of elementsA diagram of the periodic table highlighting groups30s
- Q3Which statement best describes an atom according to atomic theory?Atoms contain only protons and neutronsAtoms are the smallest unit of an elementAtoms are the largest unit of matterAtoms are composed only of electrons30s
- Q4Where are electrons located in an atom?Surrounding the nucleus in energy levelsAttached to neutronsInside the nucleusMixed with protons in the nucleus30s
- Q5Which subatomic particle has a positive charge?ElectronNeutronIsotopeProton30s
- Q6What is the relative mass of an electron compared to a proton?Equal to a protonAbout 1,800 times heavier than a protonMuch smaller than a protonSame as a neutron30s
- Q7Why is atomic theory considered a scientific theory?It cannot be changed under any circumstancesIt is supported by evidence and can be modified as new data emergesIt is proven beyond any doubtIt is based on opinions rather than evidence30s
- Q8Which phrase is most appropriate when analyzing experimental results in science?“Results guarantee the theory"“Results confirm absolute truth"“Results prove the hypothesis"“Results support the hypothesis30s
- Q9Which of the following is a pure substance?AirLemonadeTable salt (NaCl)Salt water30s
- Q10What best describes a solution?A mixture where substances are evenly distributedA mixture where substances are easily separated by filtrationA compound that cannot be broken downA pure substance made of one type of atom30s