5 Written Questions

1. What you compare to in an experiment
2. A material that has a definite make up, chemically combined
3. Flammability, Oxidation, Reaction to acid/base
4. Number of protons in an atom
5. Above 7 on pH scale, OH negative ions, Turns red litmus paper blue, Corrosive, Electrolytes, Bitter taste

5 Matching Questions

1. Electron Shells
2. Chemical Property
3. Constant
4. Covalent Chemical Bond
5. Indicator

1. a How something reacts to something else
2. b A chemical that changes in the presence of an acid or base
3. c When atoms share electrons
4. d The thing that stays the same in an experiment
5. e 2, 8, 18, 32

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Solvent holds more solute than normal due to higher temperatures
   1. Unsaturated Solution
   2. Saturated Solution
   3. Suspension
   4. Supersaturated Solution
2. The reaction between an acid and base, when they cancel out
   1. Overgeneralization
   2. Neutralization
   3. Neutralization Formula
   4. Indicator
3. Nothing more can be dissolved into a solvent
   1. Suspension
   2. Saturated Solution
   3. Supersaturated Solution
   4. Unsaturated Solution
4. A radioactive isotope nucleus
   1. Density
   2. Law
   3. Nuclide
   4. Colloid
5. How heavy or light something is, how compact it is
   1. Suspension
   2. Theory
   3. Control
   4. Density

5 True/False Questions

1. Physical Change Examples → Dissolving, Breaking, Tearing, Coloring, Boiling

   True        False

2. Neutralization Formula → The reaction between an acid and base, when they cancel out

   True        False

3. Dependent Variable → What you test or change in an experiment

   True        False

4. Law → a statement about something in nature that always seems to be true; based on facts and experiments

   True        False

5. Overgeneralization → The reaction between an acid and base, when they cancel out

   True        False