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Physical Science Module 2 BJU
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1
What property measures a fluid's resistance to flow?
density
viscosity
fluidity
particle motion
2
Two elements that are chemically combined form a homogenous mixture.
False
True
3
Mass can change on the basis of location due to gravity, weight cannot.
False
True
4
Physical matter is a continuum of material.
True
False
5
Phase changes are always physical changes.
True
False
6
The particles in my desk are not moving.
False
True
7
Which of the following is not an example of a pure substance?
table sugar
saltwater
sodium oxide (Na2O)
gold
8
The SI unit for weight is the Newton.
False
True
9
What is the broadest way to classify matter?
Is it a pure substance or a mixture?
Is it a heterogenous or homogenous mixture?
Is it an element or compound?
10
How would increasing temperature change viscosity?
viscosity would decrease
it would decrease particle motion
viscosity would increase
it would have no effect at all
11
Matter includes the stuff we see around us as well as light and sound.
True
False
12
The basic building blocks of all matter is (are) _________________.
molecules
atoms
cells
compounds
13
Gas particles of a particular substance move faster than those found in solids of that substance.
True
False
14
Sublimation happens when solid particles __________ energy.
lose
neither gain nor lose
gain
both gain and lose
15
Physically matter can be divided into smaller pieces an infinite number of times.
True
False
16
Which of the following is NOT an evidence for the particle model of matter?
diffusion
divisible continuum of matter
Brownian motion
law of definite proportions
17
All solids consists of particles arranged in regular repeating patterns.
True
False
18
When a substance melts, it undergoes a physical change.
False
True
19
A mixture that does not have a uniform appearance is ____________.
homogenous
heterogenous
20
Carbon dioxide, CO
2,
is classified as what kind of substance?
homogenous mixture
compound
element
heterogenous mixture
21
Which of the following may combine in variable proportions?
a mixture
none of the above
an element
a compound
22
The state of matter of a substance is an example of ____________.
a nuclear property
a chemical property
all of the above
a physical property
23
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a solid?
low compressibility
fixed volume
close particle spacing
low density
24
All matter is in constant motion and in random directions.
False
True
25
Heating something up takes away energy from the system.
True
False
26
An evenly distributed chlorine-water solution is classified as a(n) _________.
compound
homogenous mixture
element
heterogenous mixture
27
Both phase changes sublimation and deposition skip the liquid stage.
False
True
28
Combustion is always a physical change.
False
True
29
What would coffee with mixed-in creamer be?
element
homogenous mixture
heterogenous mixture
compound
30
Matter can not be destroyed by burning it.
False
True
31
Anything that has mass and takes up space is matter.
False
True
32
Which of the following state changes involves losing energy?
melting
sublimation
condensation
evaporation
33
Table salt is considered to be which of the following?
homogenous mixture
compound
element
heterogenous mixture
34
Elements contain only one kind of atom.
False
True
35
Democritus first introduced the particle theory of matter.
False
True
36
What state of matter has a fixed shape?
plasma
solid
gas
liquid
37
A solution is an example of a mixture.
False
True
38
Matter that makes up the sun is in which state of matter?
liquid
plasma
solid
gas
39
The melting point for a pure substance is the same temperature as its freezing point.
False
True
40
What would be a piece of cake be considered?
element
homogenous mixture
compound
heterogenous mixture
41
Evaporation can occur at the surface of a liquid even when the temperature of the liquid is below its boiling point.
False
True
42
Freezing happens when liquid particles
lose energy
reach the boiling point
overcome the forces between them
gain energy