Jeopardy Game Matter SOL 5 4 Physical Chemical

Jeopardy Game Matter (SOL 5. 4)

Physical/ Chemical Changes States of Matter Phases Solutions/ Mixtures 10 pts 20 pts 30 pts 40 pts 50 pts

Question 1 solids Which state of matter has a definite shape and volume? Check Answer

Question 2 All matter, take up space, have particles. What do solids, liquids, and gases have in common? Check Answer

Question 3 gases Which state of matter has very fast moving particles? Check Answer

Question 4 gas Which state of matter does not have a definite volume or shape? Check Answer

Question 5 Different particle arrangements. What is the major difference between the 3 states of matter? Check Answer

Question 6 heat What is added or taken away from matter to make it change states? Check Answer

Question 7 True. Water can freeze and melt back to a liquid. True or False? Phase changes are reversible? Check Answer

Question 8 condensation What is the process of a gas cooling to a liquid known as? Check Answer

Question 9 Boiling and evaporation Which two processes can change a liquid to a gas? Check Answer

Question 10 sublimation Dry ice turning to a gas in warm water is best known as what? Check Answer

Question 11 mixture A combination of 2+ substances where physical properties are kept and are easily separable is known as what? Check Answer

Question 12 solution A mixture where one substance dissolves in another and isn’t easily separable is known as what? Check Answer

Question 13 Mixture, because no dissolving has taken place. Is it easier to separate a solution or a mixture? Check Answer

Question 14 Mixture, because nothing has dissolved. Is sand combined with water a solution or a mixture? Check Answer

Question 15 Mixtures are easily separable and keep properties. Solutions aren’t easily separable and involve dissolving. Name 2 ways solutions and mixtures are different from one another. Check Answer

Question 16 Physical change A change in which appearance is different but nothing new forms is what? Check Answer

Question 17 Chemical change Changes that create a new substance or substances is what? Check Answer

Question 18 Chemical, because mold forms on the surface. Is a rotting orange a chemical or physical change? Check Answer

Question 19 Increase in temperature, color change, odor/taste change, fizzing or bubbling, burning. Name 2 signs of a chemical change happening. Check Answer

Question 20 Physical, because nothing new is being created. Are state changes between types of matter physical or chemical changes? Check Answer