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This scientific theory states all matter is composed of discrete units called atoms.
Periodic Table
Atomic Law
Atomic Theory
Periodic Theory
2
The Law of Gravitation states objects are attracted to each other based on
whether or not they have a good "personality".
mass and distance.
distance and various chemical properties.
electrical conductivity and mass.
3
Based on Newtonian physics, this is the term meaning the "amount of matter in a substance".
Mass
Weight
Volume
Density
4
A solution is a homogenous mixture composed of a solute and what?
Assault
A salt.
A solvent.
Assailant
5
Elements within the same period on the periodic table have similar chemical properties.
FALSE
TRUE
FUE
TRALSE
6
In this state of matter, the molecules comprising the substance form a crystal-like lattice.
Gas
Liquid
Solid
7
The condition of being where [H
+
] = [OH
-
]...pure water is an example of this.
H2O
Base
Neutral
Acid
8
The Periodic Table is a visual representation of the 118 known elements. Who designed it?
Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky
Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Alexander Petrovich Karpinsky
9
A combination of two or more pure substances where each pure substance retains its properties.
Mixture
Blend
Combination
Casserole
10
Which of the following is most likely an indicator of a chemical change?
Changing shape.
Changing temperature.
Changing state.
Changing size.
11
Groups of elements are arranged vertically and share characteristics. Which is the most stable?
Transition Metals
Halogens
Alkalai Metals
Noble Gases
12
The negatively charged subatomic particle orbits the nucleus within this region.
The Electron Cloud
iCloud
The Oort Cloud
The Kuiper Belt
13
Why is cooking an egg a chemical change?
The eggshell cracked.
The egg changes states.
It's only a chemical change if you season the egg.
Temperature caused a molecular change within the egg.
14
As H2O increases in temperature it goes from solid to liquid to gas. These are the 3 primary
States of Matter
States of Mass
States of Cognition
State of the Union
15
What's the name of the thingymadoo in the picture below?
Rosetta Scale
Acid-Base Codex
Hp Scale
pH Scale
16
In chemistry, a salt results from what kind of reaction between an acid and a base?
Neutralization
Oxidation
Crazynation
Hydrolization
17
One of the definitions of this type of chemical substance simply states it is a proton donor.
Ace of Base
Base
Neutral
Acid
18
Which of the following is an example of a strong base?
Flosstradamus
Blood
Drain Cleaner
Lemon Juice
19
TRUE or FALSE: A homogenous mixture has the same uniform appearance and composition throughout.
FALSE
TRUE
20
The state of matter where a substance expands indefinitely to fill its container.
Liquid
Solid
Gas
21
The smallest sub-unit on the Periodic Table; Mercury, Uranium, and Neptunium are examples.
Planets...wait, is this a trap?
ELEMENTS!
Duh...it's a fictional planet. The Periodic Table of...uh...
What are we talking about again? Why isn't Krypton there.
22
Varying the number of neutrons within the nucleus of an atom results in what type of particle?
Iowa
Ion
ionkno
Isotope
23
A perpetual motion machine, one that produces work without energetic input, can't exist because
of the Law of Superposition
of the Law of Conservation of Energy
of the Law of Conservation of Mass
of the Law of Universal Gravitation
24
This law states, "mass of a closed system must remain constant over time".
Law of Universal Gravitation
Law of Conservation of Mass
Law of Conversation of Mast
Theory of Keeping Stuff the Same
25
The quantity of three-dimensional space enclosed by some closed boundary is
Volume
a closet. Just a closet.
Perimeter
Area
26
Force vectors point in the direction of force applied. Where does the net force vector point?
at a 45 degree angle to movement.
In the direction of movement.
In the direction perpendicular to movement.
In the direction opposing movement.
27
This subatomic particle resides in the nucleus, has a positive charge, and a mass of ~1 A.M.U.
Electron
Nucleus
Proton
Neutron
28
In this state of matter volume is defined but shape is not.
Gas
Liquid
Solid
29
What is the name of the force exerted between any two physical bodies containing mass?
Quantum Entanglement
Applied Force
Gravity
Frictional Force
30
Speaking of Krypton, what is its atomic number? How many protons are in its nucleus?
36 and 18
36 and 36
42
36 and 83.798
31
The electromagnetic spectrum ranges from gamma rays to radio waves. Which are more energetic?
Radio Waves because they have long wavelengths.
Radio Waves because they have short wavelengths.
Gamma Rays because they have short wavelengths.
Gamma Rays because they have long wavelengths.
32
This is the equivalent of the masses of all protons, neutrons, & electrons comprising an atom.
Atomic Volume
Atomic Number
Atomic Weight
Atomic Mass
33
Which of the following forms of frictional forces has the highest relative values?
Sliding Friction
Rolling Friction
Static Friction
The friction between you and your scumbag ex.
34
Which of the following is NOT an example of physical change?
Burning wood.
Grinding wood.
Cutting wood.
Drilling wood.
35
What is the name of the force perpendicular to the plane an object is resting on?
Midichlorian Force
Tensile Force
Compression Force
Normal Force
36
This is a type of mixture where the substances remain physically separate.
Separatist
Divisivist
Heterogenous
Homogenous
37
Think of a solution of pure saltwater. What is the solute and what is the solvent?
The salt is the solute and the water is the solvent.
Both are solvents at room temperature.
The water is the solute and the salt is the solvent.
The water is the solute only when frozen.
38
The name of the atomic center where the protons and neutrons are located.
The Nucleus
The NucleOLE OLE OLE OLE!
The Nucleolus
The Nuclear
39
TRUE or FALSE: An object's weight is directly dependent on the force of gravity it experiences.
FALSE
TRUE
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This property of matter is defined as being a substance's mass per unit volume.
Tensile Strength
Weight
Density
Flammability