1. Jeopardy Game
Matter (SOL 5.4)

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3. Question 1
solids
Which state of matter has a definite shape and volume?
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4. Question 2 All matter, take up space, have particles.
What do solids, liquids, and gases have in common?
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5. Question 3 gases Which state of matter has very fast moving particles?
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6. Question 4
gas
Which state of matter does not have a definite volume or shape?
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7. Question 5 Different particle arrangements.
What is the major difference between the 3 states of matter?
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8. Question 6
heat
What is added or taken away from matter to make it change states?
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9. Question 7 True. Water can freeze and melt back to a liquid.
True or False? Phase changes are reversible?
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10. Question 8 condensation
What is the process of a gas cooling to a liquid known as?
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11. Question 9 Boiling and evaporation
Which two processes can change a liquid to a gas?
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12. Question 10
sublimation
Dry ice turning to a gas in warm water is best known as what?
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13. Question 11
mixture
A combination of 2+ substances where physical properties are kept and are easily separable is known as what?
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14. Question 12
solution
A mixture where one substance dissolves in another and isn’t easily separable is known as what?
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15. Question 13 Mixture, because no dissolving has taken place.
Is it easier to separate a solution or a mixture?
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16. Question 14 Mixture, because nothing has dissolved.
Is sand combined with water a solution or a mixture?
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17. 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.
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18. Question 16 Physical change
A change in which appearance is different but nothing new forms is what?
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19. Question 17 Chemical change
Changes that create a new substance or substances is what?
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20. Question 18 Chemical, because mold forms on the surface.
Is a rotting orange a chemical or physical change?
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21. Question 19 Name 2 signs of a chemical change happening. Check Answer
Increase in temperature, color change, odor/taste change, fizzing or bubbling, burning.
Name 2 signs of a chemical change happening.
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22. Question 20 Physical, because nothing new is being created.
Are state changes between types of matter physical or chemical changes?
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