Define Matter, Phases of Matter & Intensive vs. Extensive Properties of Matter

Matter is defined as anything that has mass and… 1. takes time to transform. 2. a fixed weight. 3. takes up space. 4. an infinite amount of energy

1. a definite volume and can’t be compressed. 2. a definite shape and can be compressed. 3. no definite volume and can’t be compressed. 4. no definite shape and can’t be compressed. Two characteristics of solids are they have…

Two characteristics of liquids are they have… 1. no definite volume and no definite shape. 2. no definite volume but a definite shape. 3. a definite volume and a definite shape. 4. a definite volume but no definite shape

Two characteristics of a gas are they have… 1. a definite shape but no definite volume. 2. no definite volume and are ionized. 3. no definite volume and no definite shape. 4. a definite volume but no definite shape

Two characteristics of plasma is that… 1. it is an ionized liquid with no definite shape. 2. it has no definite volume and is more commonly found in outer space. 3. it is an ionized gas with a definite volume. 4. it has no definite shape and is more commonly found in the oceans

A property of matter that depends upon the amount of the sample is called… 1. an intensive property 2. an extensive property 3. an external property 4. an intuitive property

All of the following are intensive properties EXCEPT… 1. Color 2. Odor 3. Density 4. Melting point 5. Length 6. Hardness

Which one of the following CANNOT be separated by physical means? 1. Suspension 2. Heterogeneous Mixture 3. Homogeneous Mixture 4. Pure Substance

All of the following are examples of Heterogeneous Mixtures EXCEPT… 1. Diet Coke 2. Italian Dressing 3. Beef Stew 4. Top Soil 5. Lucky Charms

The ability to scatter light is called the… 1. Textile Effect 2. Tympanic Effect 3. Tellurium Effect 4. Tyndall Effect 5. Topography Effect

Which phase of matter is the only one that will have a definite shape? 1. Solid 2. Liquid 3. Gas 4. Plasma

Which phase of matter has the most energy and particles moving the fastest? 1. Solid 2. Liquid 3. Gas 4. Plasma

Which phase of matter has a definite volume but no definite shape? 1. Solid 2. Liquid 3. Gas 4. Plasma

What is the name of the phase change where a solid changes directly to a gas? 1. Melting 2. Freezing 3. Sublimation 4. Deposition 5. Condensation

What is the name of the phase change where a gas changes to a liquid? 1. Melting 2. Freezing 3. Sublimation 4. Deposition 5. Condensation

Height of a Tower 1.Intensive 2.Extensive

Freezing Point of Propanol 1. Intensive 2. Extensive

Hardness of Diamond 1. Intensive 2. Extensive

Mass of a sample of NaCl 1. Intensive 2. Extensive

Classify Matter Quiz

1. Pure Substance 2. Homogeneous Mixture 3. Heterogeneous Mixture 4. Solution 5. Suspension 6. Colloid This type of matter has components that will not settle and displays the Tyndall effect

A solid sheet of iron would be considered this type of matter: 1. Pure Substance 2. Homogeneous Mixture 3. Heterogeneous Mixture 4. Solution 5. Suspension 6. Colloid

What type of matter does not have a uniform composition and can be separated. 1. Pure Substance 2. Homogeneous Mixture 3. Heterogeneous Mixture 4. Solution 5. Suspension 6. Colloid

Which phase of matter contains atoms that are tightly packed? 1. Solid 2. Liquid 3. Gas 4. Plasma

Which phase of matter consists of electrically charged particles? 1. Solid 2. Liquid 3. Gas 4. Plasma

What type of matter has a uniform composition throughout and doesn’t scatter light? 1. Pure Substance 2. Homogeneous Mixture 3. Heterogeneous Mixture 4. Suspension 5. Colloid

Milk is an example of a… 1. Pure Substance 2. Homogeneous Mixture 3. Heterogeneous Mixture 4. Suspension 5. Colloid

Chex Mix is an example of a … 1. Pure Substance 2. Homogeneous Mixture 3. Heterogeneous Mixture 4. Suspension 5. Colloid

Table Salt (NaCl) is an example of a … 1. Pure Substance 2. Homogeneous Mixture 3. Heterogeneous Mixture 4. Suspension 5. Colloid

Changes of Matter Quiz

What type of change is occurring as candles burn? 1. Physical Change 2. Chemical Change

What type of change is occurring when ethyl alcohol boils? 1. Physical Change 2. Chemical Change

What type of change is occurring when iron rusts? 1. Physical Change 2. Chemical Change

What type of change is occurring when leaves change color? 1. Physical Change 2. Chemical Change

What type of change is occurring when a hydrogen bubble is lit on fire? 1. Physical Change 2. Chemical Change

What type of change is occurring when mixing up pizza dough? 1. Physical Change 2. Chemical Change

What type of change is occurring when KCl dissolves in water? 1. Physical Change 2. Chemical Change

What type of change is occurring when you grind Calcium Chloride into a fine powder? 1. Physical Change 2. Chemical Change

What type of change is occurring when you cook blueberry pancakes? 1. Physical Change 2. Chemical Change

What type of change is occurring when you mix Sulfuric Acid with Sodium Hydroxide to make a salt and water? 1. Physical Change 2. Chemical Change

What type of change is occurring when hard boiled Easter eggs spoil? 1. Physical Change 2. Chemical Change

Cooking scrambled eggs is an example of a… 1. chemical change 2. physical change

Cutting the grass is an example of a… 1. chemical change 2. physical change

Painting your house is an example of a… 1. chemical change 2. physical change

Digesting your dinner is an example of a… 1. chemical change 2. physical change

All of the following are evidence that a chemical change occurred EXCEPT… 1. Color change 2. Gas formed 3. Phase change 4. Temperature change 5. Light formed