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Page 1: J E OPA R D Y TAKS Objective #3: Physical Science SNAPSHOT 3 REVIEW.

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TAKS Objective #3:

Physical ScienceSNAPSHOT 3 REVIEW

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Physical Properties of

MatterChanges

ScienceHODGEPODGE

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Mixtures and

SolutionsEnergy

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Anything that takes up space is what?

Bonus: How do you measure the amount of space something takes up?

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Matter

100

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An object’s _________ will differ depending on where it is in the universe.

A) MassB) WeightC) DensityD) Volume

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WeightFact: An object’s weight depends on the gravitational pull of the earth. An object weights 6 times more on

earth than it does in space (due to gravity).

200

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Which tool would be used to measure the mass of a battery?

A) B)

C) D)

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a Balance

300

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Which liquid has a greater density?

Liquid A

Liquid B

Liquid C

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Liquid C

400

Why? Because the matter is packed tighter together in Liquid C causing it to settle at the bottom

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A beaker would most likely be used to find the __________ of a liquid.

Hint: What measurement of matter?

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Volume

Fact: Volume determines the amount of space an object takes up. We could measure how much space the liquid takes up in milliliters.

500

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Identify each state of matter in relation to the number of

molecules in each?

A)

C)

B)

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A)

C)

B)

Liquid

Solid

Gas

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What is the point at which a liquid changes

to a solid

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Freezing Point

Bonus: What is the point at which a solid changes to a liquid?

200

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Which of the following is an example of a chemical change?

A B

C D

SaltSugar

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A

The fire is a chemical change because it produces something

new – a gas300300

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An ice cube was put on a scale and weighed 3 ounces. One

hour later the ice cube melted. How much will the melted ice

weight?

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The ice should weight the same (or a little less due to

evaporation) because the only thing that happened was a

physical change.

400

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Boiling Points of Various Liquids

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

Water Vegetable Oil Vinegar

If the temperature of vegetable oil reached 400 degrees what state of

matter would it be in?

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Gas

Why? Because once the substance reaches the boiling point it changes phases of matter (from a liquid to a

gas)

500

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What is two or more substances that have

not combined chemically called?

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Mixture

Bonus: Give an example of a mixture?

100

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Because sugar dissolves in water what is Kool-Aid an example

of?

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Solution

200

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Is salt or pepper more soluble in water based on the pictures below:

Salt and Water Pepper and Water

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Salt because it mixes more thoroughly in the

water.

300300

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What steps could you do to separate a mixture of salt, water, and rocks?

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1. Evaporate the water out of the mixture (sun or heat)2. Pick the rocks out of the mixture.3. Leave the salt with all three substances separated. 400

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Which process would result in the forming of a solution?

A) EvaporationB) MeltingC) FreezingD) Dissolving

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D) Dissolving – because if a substance

dissolves in another substance it creates a solution

(such as sugar and water).

500

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What type of energy is stored energy that can

be released later?

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Potential Energy

100

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What types of energy can electricity convert to?

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Heat, Sound, and LightAlso motion

200

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If each light bulb is NOT hooked up to the energy source what type of

circuit is it called:

A)Series circuit

B)Parallel circuit

C)Magnetic circuit

D)Copper circuit

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Series Circuit

300300

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This prism is an example of light doing what?

A) Reflecting

B) Refracting

C) Sliding

D) Flipping

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B) Refractingbecause the light is bending as it

passes through the object

400

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When the student bangs When the student bangs the drum what makes the the drum what makes the

sound?sound?

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Vibrations

500

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Which is the correct order to show how energy flows through this

community?

C)

B)

A)

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100

C)

The primary source of energy is the sun. The sun gives energy to the plants to make photosynthesis and herbivores eat the plants while carnivores eat the herbivores.

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This tool is used to measure what

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Temperature

200

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This is the statement that states what you “think” will happen.Educated Guess.

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Hypothesis

300

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A B

Which plant would most likely live in a cool, dry climate?

Why?

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ABecause the thin dry leaves

(needles) can survive the coldBonus: What type of tree is this called?

(300 points)

400

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Which of the following best helps an owl survive in a cold climate?

A.Nocturnal Eyes

B.Pointed Beak

C.Camouflage

D.Thick Fur

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Thick Fur(for cold climates)

500

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CreditsScience Questions and Categories made by Reid Whitaker, [email protected] copyright, 2003

Slide show created by Marie Sontag, [email protected] http://www.timetrek.org copyright, 2000

This presentation may be copied and altered for classroom use only. All other uses must seek permission from the above address.

Music courtesy of http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/4533/MultiMedia.html


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