Physical and chemical properties and changes

Grade 10 Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. A 27 g block with a volume of 10 cm³ is cut exactly in half. What is the density of one half, Ari?

  2. A 17.9 g block with a volume of 2 cm³ is cut exactly in half. What is the density of one half, Bo?

  3. A 31.6 g block with a volume of 4 cm³ is cut exactly in half. What is the density of one half, Esme?

  4. What particle-level evidence shows a chemical change, Jun?

    • Particles move faster
    • Atoms regroup into new particles
    • Particles spread much farther apart
  5. What happens to water particles when ice melts, Kira?

    • They join into a brand-new compound
    • Same particles, looser arrangement
    • They split into new atoms
  6. Sugar dissolves in water. At the particle level, what happens, Luz?

    • Sugar atoms are destroyed by the water
    • Sugar spreads among water particles
    • Sugar turns into water
  7. Milo says boiling water is a chemical change because bubbles form. Agree or disagree?

    • Agree: boiling makes new atoms
    • Disagree: steam is still water
    • Agree: bubbles mean a new substance
  8. Noah says freezing water makes a new substance, ice. Agree or disagree?

    • Disagree: ice is still water
    • Agree: ice is a new compound
    • Agree: its color changes
  9. An egg is cooked until firm. Which kind of change is it, Ren?

    • Chemical
    • Physical
    • Just a change of state
  10. An apple is chopped into slices. Which kind of change is it, Tala?

    • Physical
    • Chemical
    • A nuclear change
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Physical and chemical properties and changes

Answer Key - Grade 10 Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. A 27 g block with a volume of 10 cm³ is cut exactly in half. What is the density of one half, Ari?

    2.7 g/cm³
  2. A 17.9 g block with a volume of 2 cm³ is cut exactly in half. What is the density of one half, Bo?

    8.95 g/cm³
  3. A 31.6 g block with a volume of 4 cm³ is cut exactly in half. What is the density of one half, Esme?

    7.9 g/cm³
  4. What particle-level evidence shows a chemical change, Jun?

    • Particles move faster
    • Atoms regroup into new particles
    • Particles spread much farther apart
  5. What happens to water particles when ice melts, Kira?

    • They join into a brand-new compound
    • Same particles, looser arrangement
    • They split into new atoms
  6. Sugar dissolves in water. At the particle level, what happens, Luz?

    • Sugar atoms are destroyed by the water
    • Sugar spreads among water particles
    • Sugar turns into water
  7. Milo says boiling water is a chemical change because bubbles form. Agree or disagree?

    • Agree: boiling makes new atoms
    • Disagree: steam is still water
    • Agree: bubbles mean a new substance
  8. Noah says freezing water makes a new substance, ice. Agree or disagree?

    • Disagree: ice is still water
    • Agree: ice is a new compound
    • Agree: its color changes
  9. An egg is cooked until firm. Which kind of change is it, Ren?

    • Chemical
    • Physical
    • Just a change of state
  10. An apple is chopped into slices. Which kind of change is it, Tala?

    • Physical
    • Chemical
    • A nuclear change