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Grade 9 Properties of Matter
Which of the following is a physical property of matter?
  1. reactivity
  2. color
  3. rusting
  4. burning
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
Define density.
  1. the number of atoms in matter
  2. the space taken up by matter
  3. the number of atoms in a defined space
  4. the effect of gravity on mass
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
What can be said about the molecules represented in the diagram?
Particle State - Gas
  1. The molecules move very slowly.
  2. The molecules are very close together.
  3. The molecules have a natural resistance to flowing.
  4. The molecules have a very high energy state.
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
What is the formula for finding density?
  1. D=VD
  2. D=MV
  3. D=MD
  4. D=MV
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
What is the formula used to find the mass of an object?
  1. M=DV
  2. M=DV
  3. M=MV
  4. M=VM
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
Which of the following is a chemical property of matter?
  1. color
  2. shape
  3. size
  4. reactivity
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
Which of the following objects would float, when placed in water?
  1. gold: density=19.3 g/mL
  2. apple: density=0.7 g/mL
  3. rubber: density=1.2 g/mL
  4. iron: density=7.8 g/mL
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
Which of the following forms of energy is associated with motion?
  1. electrical energy
  2. electromagnetic energy
  3. kinetic energy
  4. potential energy
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
Which of these is true about density?
  1. Density is directly related to volume and inversely related to mass.
  2. Density is directly related to mass and inversely related to volume.
  3. Density has relationship to volume, but depends on mass.
  4. Density has no relationship to mass, but depends on volume.
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
Define volume.
  1. the effect of gravity on mass
  2. the space taken up by matter
  3. the number of atoms in matter
  4. the number of atoms in a defined space
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
A characteristic of a material that you can observe without changing the identity of substance that makes up the material is called
  1. the Tyndall Effect.
  2. a chemical property.
  3. a physical property.
  4. a suspension.
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
Which of these is a property of a solid?
  1. Solids take the shape of their container
  2. Solids can remain amorphous
  3. Solids have a definite shape
  4. Solids are constantly changing their shape
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
Changing a liquid to a gas is called                .
  1. tincture
  2. evaporation
  3. distillation
  4. gas
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
All of the following are physical properties except
  1. color.
  2. density.
  3. melting point.
  4. flammability.
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
All of the following units could be the result of measuring density except which?
  1. gcm3
  2. gmL
  3. kgm
  4. kgL
  5. None of the above
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
What is the phase of matter called that has molecules arranged in a repeating pattern?
  1. plasma
  2. liquid
  3. solid
  4. crystalline solid
Grade 9 Properties of Matter
Arctic animals often expand their hunting territory during the winter when the ice cap expands to cover more of the ocean surface. What property of water contributes most to their ability to do so?
  1. Water demonstrates cohesive and adhesive properties.
  2. Water moderates temperature changes.
  3. Water is highly reflective.
  4. Water is considered a universal solvent.
  5. Water has a decreased density in the solid phase.
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