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  • TRUE OR FALSE: A solution is a special type of mixture.
    false
    true
  • Which of the following samples is a solution?
    different colors of beads in a jar
    dirt mixed with twigs
    sugar stirred into coffee
    sand with seashells in it
  • What are the three states of matter?
    solid, liquid, gas
  • How can you separate a solution made of sugar and water?
    You cannot separate this mixture
    Evaporate the water
    Use a strainer
    Use a spoon
  • heterogeneous mixtures of small particles spread evenly throughout a liquid or gas
    suspension
  • TRUE OR FALSE: A solution is a special type of mixture.
    true
    false
  • Jill places marshmallows, rocks, and ice cubes in a jar filled with water. What will happen?
    The marshmallows will float, and the rocks and ice cubes will sink in water
    The ice cubes will float, and the marshmallows and rocks will sink in water
    The marshmallows, ice cubes, and rocks will float in water
    The marshmallows and ice cubes will float, and the rocks will sink in water
  • Sammy put water, sand, and seashells in a jar. Which of the following is true?
    The jar includes 2 solids and a liquid.
    The jar includes 2 liquids and a solid.
    The jar includes 1 solid, 1 liquid, and 1 gas.
    The jar includes all solids.
  • How can you separate a solution made of sugar and water?
    Use a spoon
    Use a strainer
    Evaporate the water
    You cannot separate this mixture
  • How is a bowl of salad with dressing and a bowl of hot soup different?
    The soup mixture is the same throughout, but the salad isn't
    The salad mixture is the same throughout, but the soup isn't
    Some materials in the soup dissolved, but not in the salad
    The salad is made from two states of matter; soup only one
  • What is the best way to separate water from a mixture or solution?
    Evaporation
    Using a spoon
    Using a coffee filter
    Condensation
  • What are three physical properties you could use to describe this fork?
    clear (color) smooth (texture) hard (hardness)
  • What is the best way to separate water from a mixture or solution?
    Condensation
    Using a coffee filter
    Evaporation
    Using a spoon
  • Joe has a jar of nails, wooden dowels, and plastic knobs. How can he seperate out the nails?
    Use a filter
    Use a magnet
    Use a stove and a pan
    Use a strainer
  • Two or more materials that combine but do not combine chemically
    mixture
  • Which of the following is NOT an example of a mixture?
    Chocolate Milk
    Oreos
    Chex Mix
    Bag of Halloween Candy
  • Which is NOT a solution?
    Salt and Water
    Chocolate Milk
    Oil and Vinegar
    Sugar and Water
  • Joe has a jar of nails, wooden dowels, and plastic knobs. How can he seperate out the nails?
    Use a filter
    Use a stove and a pan
    Use a magnet
    Use a strainer
  • Muddy water is an example of a ___________ . (mixture, solution, or suspension)
    suspension
  • Which of the following is NOT a mixture?
    Assorted Nuts
    Trail Mix
    Fruit Salad
    Ice Water
  • Think about 2 jars with the same amounts of salt water and sugar water. Which is true?
    One is a liquid and the other a gas.
    They can both be seperated by evaporation.
    They have different volumes.
    One is a solution and one is a mixture.
  • A combination of two or more objects that keeps its physical properties and can be separated is
    A solvent
    A mixture
    A suspension
    A solid
  • Which of the following is NOT an example of a mixture?
    Chocolate Milk
    Bag of Halloween Candy
    Oreos
    Chex Mix
  • Susan has a can with sand, water, and sugar mixed together. How can she seperate the 3 things?
    A filter to seperate the sand, then heat the water to seperate the sugar
    A magnet to seperate the sand, then heat the water to seperate the sugar
    A filter to seperate the sand, then a magnet to seperate the sugar
    A strainer to seperate the sand, then a magnet to seperate the sugar
  • What are some examples of physical properties?
    size, shape, mass, color, elasticity, magnetism, melting point, boiling point, freezing point, hardness, states of matter, texture, taste, odor
  • All ________________ are mixtures, but not all ___________________ are solutions.
    mixtures; solutions
    solvents; suspension
    solutions; mixtures
    solids; liquid
  • How is a bowl of salad with dressing and a bowl of hot soup different?
    The soup mixture is the same throughout, but the salad isn't
    The salad mixture is the same throughout, but the soup isn't
    The salad is made from two states of matter; soup only one
    Some materials in the soup dissolved, but not in the salad
  • A combination of two or more objects that keeps its physical properties and can be separated is
    A solvent
    A solid
    A suspension
    A mixture
  • Which of the following has a definite shape - solids, liquids or gases?
    solids
  • All ________________ are mixtures, but not all ___________________ are solutions.
    solids; liquid
    solutions; mixtures
    solvents; suspension
    mixtures; solutions
  • Which is not a mixture?
    box of crayons
    cereal and milk
    water
    books on a library shelf
  • How can we seperate salt and water?
    Heat the water until it evaporates
    Put the salt water through a filter
    Strain out the salt
    Use a magnet to pull the salt out
  • Which is not a mixture?
    box of crayons
    books on a library shelf
    cereal and milk
    water
  • a homogeneous mixture in which one substance is dissolved in another
    solution
  • Coffee with milk and sugar mixed in is an example of............
    a mixture
    suspension
    a solution
    solvent
  • Which of the following is NOT a mixture?
    Fruit Salad
    Assorted Nuts
    Ice Water
    Trail Mix
  • Sammy put water, sand, and seashells in a jar. Which of the following is true?
    The jar includes all solids.
    The jar includes 2 liquids and a solid.
    The jar includes 2 solids and a liquid.
    The jar includes 1 solid, 1 liquid, and 1 gas.
  • What are some examples of mixtures?
    salad, trail mix, fruit cocktail, sand and marbles, stew
  • Which of the following is an example of a solution?
    Nails and screws
    Water
    Lemonade
    A salad
  • Susan has a can with sand, water, and sugar mixed together. How can she seperate the 3 things?
    A filter to seperate the sand, then a magnet to seperate the sugar
    A strainer to seperate the sand, then a magnet to seperate the sugar
    A filter to seperate the sand, then heat the water to seperate the sugar
    A magnet to seperate the sand, then heat the water to seperate the sugar
  • Think about 2 jars with the same amounts of salt water and sugar water. Which is true?
    They can both be seperated by evaporation.
    One is a liquid and the other a gas.
    One is a solution and one is a mixture.
    They have different volumes.
  • Which is NOT a solution?
    Salt and Water
    Oil and Vinegar
    Chocolate Milk
    Sugar and Water
  • How are solutions different from mixtures?
    solutions may change their physical properties
    solutions are easily separated
    solutions never dissolve
    solutions are a mixture of only two things
  • Which object has the greatest density - a brick, lemonade, or oxygen?
    a brick
  • Coffee with milk and sugar mixed in is an example of............
    a mixture
    solvent
    suspension
    a solution
  • Jill places marshmallows, rocks, and ice cubes in a jar filled with water. What will happen?
    The marshmallows and ice cubes will float, and the rocks will sink in water
    The marshmallows will float, and the rocks and ice cubes will sink in water
    The marshmallows, ice cubes, and rocks will float in water
    The ice cubes will float, and the marshmallows and rocks will sink in water
  • What are some examples of solutions?
    sugar and water, saltwater, salad dressing, chocolate milk
  • How are solutions different from mixtures?
    solutions may change their physical properties
    solutions never dissolve
    solutions are easily separated
    solutions are a mixture of only two things
  • Which of the following is an example of a solution?
    A salad
    Nails and screws
    Lemonade
    Water
  • Which of the following samples is a solution?
    sand with seashells in it
    dirt mixed with twigs
    sugar stirred into coffee
    different colors of beads in a jar
  • How can we seperate salt and water?
    Heat the water until it evaporates
    Put the salt water through a filter
    Strain out the salt
    Use a magnet to pull the salt out
  • What are three physical properties you could use to describe this apple?
    red (color) smooth (texture) hard (hardness) solid (state of matter) small (size)