Classification of Matter Quiz
1
Matter that has varied composition is a
A
substance that is formed chemically
B
mixture that is formed chemically
C
substance that is formed physically
D mixture that is formed physically
2
Matter that has consistent or definite chemical composition is a
F
substance that is formed chemically
G mixture that is formed chemically
H substance that is formed physically
J
3
mixture that is formed physically
Substances that consist of more than one atom type are
A
elements
B
compounds
C
homogeneous mixtures
D heterogeneous mixtures
Page 2
GO ON
4
Mixtures that are evenly distributed where you cannot see the different parts at the
macroscopic level are
F
elements
G compounds
H homogeneous mixtures
J
5
heterogeneous mixtures
Substances that consist of only one type of atom are
A
elements
B
compounds
C
homogeneous mixtures
D heterogeneous mixtures
6
Mixtures that show clumping or layering where you can see the different parts at the
macroscopic level are
F
elements
G compounds
H homogeneous mixtures
J
heterogeneous mixtures
Page 3
GO ON
7
This diagram on the microscopic scale would most closely match which macroscopic
example:
A
B
C
D
Page 4
GO ON
8
Classify the following
F
element
G compound
H homogeneous mixture
J
heterogeneous mixture
Page 5
GO ON
9
The microscopic scale image would most closely match which macroscopic example:
A
B
C
D
Page 6
GO ON
10
The microscopic diagram is an example of a(n)
F
element
G compound
H homogeneous mixture
J
11
heterogeneous mixture
The microscopic diagram is an example of a(n)
A
element
B
compound
C
homogeneous mixture
D heterogeneous mixture
Page 7
GO ON
12
The microscopic diagram is an example of a(n)
F
element
G compound
H homogeneous mixture
J
heterogeneous mixture
Page 8
GO ON
13
The microscopic diagram would most closely match with which macroscopic example
A
B
C
D
Page 9
GO ON
14
Ink would be classified as a(n)
F
element
G compound
H homogeneous mixture
J
15
heterogeneous mixture
Gas chromatography is a process that uses a computer to evaporate different
substances from a sample and analyze them. This is an example of a
16
A
physical change
B
chemical change
In the paper chromatography lab, what was the independent variable being tested.
F
The distance traveled by each dye color.
G The coffee filter.
H Water
J
17
Different ink colors
In the paper chromatography lab, the dependent variable is
A
the distance traveled by the dye colors
B
the coffee filter
C
the water
D the different ink colors
Page 10
GO ON
18
Adding sugar to water causes the sugar to dissolve. This is an example of a
F
physical change
G chemical change
19
Salt water is heated until it evaporates leaving behind the salt. This is
A
a physical separation process for a compound.
B
a chemical separation process for a compound.
C
a physical separation process for a mixture D a chemical separation process for a mixture
20
Iron reacts with oxygen to produce Iron oxide (rust). This is
F
a chemical change to form a compound
G a physical change to form a compound
H a chemical change to form a mixture
J
a physical change to form a mixture
Page 11
GO ON
21
This is an example of a(n) ____________ and it is formed through a _________
process.
A
substance, chemical
B
heterogeneous mixture, physical
C
homogeneous mixture, physical
D mixture, chemical
22
This example would be classified as
F
element
G compound
H homogeneous mixture
J
heterogeneous mixture
Page 12
GO ON
23
This is an example of a(n)
A
element
B
compound
C
homogeneous mixture
D heterogeneous mixture
24
This is an example of a(n)
F
element
G compound
H homogeneous mixture
J
heterogeneous mixture
Page 13
GO ON
25
This is an example of a(n)
A
element
B
compound
C
homogeneous mixture
D heterogeneous mixture
Page 14
BE SURE YOU HAVE RECORDED ALL OF YOUR ANSWERS
ON YOUR ANSWER DOCUMENT
STOP