Science Quiz : Name:_________________________ SCORE:

Matter Year & section:__________________

Science and Tech Grade 8th : Masipag and Mabait Date:__________________________

A. Multiple Choices: a) Law of Chemical Combination

b) Law of Conservation of Matter
1. When a liquid changes to a gas, this c) Law of Definite Composition
is called____ d) Law of Multiple Proportion
a) Burning c) melting
b) Condensing d) vaporization 9. Which of the following illustrates a
chemical change___?
2. When salt dissolves in water, it has a) Bending of wire
changed____ b) Burning of paper
a) Density c) shape c) Cutting ribbon
b) State d) form d) Melting of Wax
10. Which is NOT TRUE about
3. An example of a chemical change gases__?
is___ a) They flow
a) A car rusting b) They have a definite volume
b) A window shattering c) They do not have a definite
c) Candle wax melting shape
d) Water boiling d) Their particles are far from each
others
4. When sandpaper smooths a piece of B. Essay
wood, this is an example of a____ 1. Why do the gas molecules are
a) Chemical change moving rapidly while solid don’t?
b) Change of matter
c) Physical change 2. What’s the difference between
d) Change of state physical and chemical change?
Give each 1 example and the
5. An odor being given off reason.
can indicate a_____ C. Matchmaking
a) Physical change
b) Change of density 1. D
c) Chemical change 2. C
d) Change of state 3. G
4. B
6. When a piece of paper is crumbled, 5. F
this is a change of_____
a) Density c) state 1. Well mixed mixture A Heterogeneus
b) Mass d) shape appears to be a single
substance
7. All of the following are
homogeneous, EXCEPT____ 2. Molecules are mixed up B. Elements
a) Milk c) oil and vinegar in an even distribution
b) Coffee d) Softdrinks 3. A substance composed C. Homogeneous
of two or more different
8. Which law states that matter is elements.
neither created nor destroyed__? 4. A substance that cannot D. Solutions
be separated into
simpler substance
5. Combination of two or E. Suspensions
more substance that not
chemically combined
F. Mixtures
G. Compounds