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Physical and Chemical Changes Review
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Melting ice is an example of what type of change?
Physical change
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Burning wood is an example of what type of change?
Chemical change
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A change that results in a new substance being formed is called a what?
Chemical change
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Which type of property describes how something feels or looks?
Physical property
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True or False: Melting chocolate is a physical change.
True
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When you dissolve sugar in water, what kind of change is that?
Physical change
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A type of chemical reaction that breaks one substance into two new substances
Decomposition reaction
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A type of chemical reaction that combines two substances to form a new one
Synthesis reaction
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A substance that is added to a chemical reaction and gets used up is called a what?
Reactant
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Cutting paper is an example of what type of change?
Physical change
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When one chemical change causes other chemical changes to happen, this is called a what?
Chain reaction
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When water boils and turns to steam, what type of change occurs?
Physical change
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True or False: Physical changes can change the size, shape, or state of matter.
True
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When iron reacts with oxygen in the air and makes rust, it has what?
Oxidized
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When one chemical change causes other chemical changes to occur, it is called a what?
Chain reaction
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A substance added to cause a chemical reaction that gets used up is called a what?
Reactant
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Circle all the examples of physical changes: tearing paper, burning wood, melting butter, rusting metal, crushing a can
Tearing paper, melting butter, crushing a can
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When iron reacts with oxygen in the air to form rust, this is called what?
Oxidized
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Tiny particles that make up all objects and are held together by bonds are called what?
Molecules
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A change in size, shape, or state that does NOT make a new substance is called a what?
Physical change
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Things that describe how an object reacts with other substances are called what?
Chemical properties
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Tiny particles that make up all matter are called what?
Molecules
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Which type of change makes something completely new?
Chemical change
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True or False: Cutting hair is a physical change.
True
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When iron rusts, is that a physical or chemical change?
Chemical change
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What happens to the molecules during a chemical change?
They rearrange to make new substances
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What happens when ice melts into water? Is it still the same thing?
Yes, it is still water — only its state of matter changed.
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A change in which no new substance is made
Physical change
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What happens to the molecules during a physical change?
They stay the same
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A reaction where one substance breaks apart into two new substances is called what?
Decomposition reaction
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True or False: Chemical changes make new substances.
True
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Rusting metal is an example of what type of change?
Chemical change
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What is a sign that a chemical change may have happened?
A new color, smell, or gas appears
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A new substance made after a chemical reaction is called a what?
Product
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True or False: A physical change makes a new substance.
False
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A reaction where two substances combine to form one new substance is called what?
Synthesis reaction
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A substance that is added to cause a chemical reaction is called a what?
Reagent
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Things that describe how an object looks or feels are called what?
Physical properties
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True or False: Physical changes form new substances.
False
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When glass breaks, what type of change occurs?
Physical change
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What is something that can start or cause a chemical reaction?
A reactant or reagent
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A change in which a new kind of matter is created
Chemical change
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Which of these is a physical change? A. Fireworks exploding B. Ice cube melting C. Rust forming
Ice cube melting
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When milk sours or spoils, what type of change occurs?
Chemical change
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Which type of change can usually be reversed?
Physical change
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When butter melts on hot toast, what type of change is that?
Physical change
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What is formed after a chemical reaction happens?
A product
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The new substance that forms after a chemical reaction is called a what?
Product
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Fireworks exploding show what type of change?
Chemical change
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A change in which a new substance is created
Chemical change
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When something burns, what type of change is that?
Chemical change
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A change that changes only size, shape, or state and does NOT make something new is called what?
Physical change
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When vinegar and baking soda mix and fizz, what type of change occurs?
Chemical change
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Things that describe how an object reacts with other substances are called what?
Chemical properties
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A change that results in a new substance being formed is called a what?
Chemical change
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A change in which matter changes state but stays the same substance
Physical change
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When a candle burns, which part is a chemical change?
The wax burning and producing gas
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Things that describe how an object looks and feels are called what?
Physical properties
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Freezing water into ice is what kind of change?
Physical change
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True or False: Baking bread is a physical change.
False
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True or False: Melting chocolate is a physical change.
True
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Crushing a can is an example of what type of change?
Physical change
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Baking a cake is an example of what type of change?
Chemical change
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Tearing paper into smaller pieces is an example of what?
Physical change
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When a candle burns, which part is a physical change?
The wax melting
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When ice melts into water and then refreezes, what kind of change has occurred?
Physical change
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Which type of property describes how something reacts?
Chemical property
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