Physical and chemical properties and changes

Answer Key - Grade 10 Science Worksheet - Building Confidence

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

1. 1.

   A metal block has a mass of 89.6 g and a volume of 10 cm³. What is its density, Bo?

   8.96 g/cm³

2. Read this first

   Use this

   Particle box before and after, two changes.

4. 2.

   In the particle boxes, what kind of change is Change A, Jun?

   • Nothing changed in the box
   • Physical: the same particles
   • Chemical: brand-new particles
5. 3.

   In the particle boxes, what kind of change is Change B, Kira?

   Use the picture in question 2.

   • Physical: they spread out
   • Chemical: new pairs form
   • Physical: they melt
6. 4.

   In the particle boxes, what happens to the atoms in Change B, Luz?

   Use the picture in question 2.

   • Some of them vanish
   • New atoms appear
   • They regroup into new pairs
7. 5.

   Is ice melting into water a physical or a chemical change, Milo?

   • Physical
   • Chemical
   • Neither
8. 6.

   Is an iron nail rusting a physical or a chemical change, Noah?

   • Chemical
   • Physical
   • Neither
9. 7.

   Is water boiling into steam a physical or a chemical change, Pia?

   • Both at once
   • Chemical
   • Physical
10. 8.

    Is the color of copper a physical or a chemical property, Ren?

    • A chemical property
    • A physical property
    • Not a property
11. 9.

    Iron rusts in damp air. Is that a physical or a chemical property, Tala?

    • A physical property
    • A measurement unit
    • A chemical property
12. 10.

    Which of these is a physical property of water, Zee?

    • Its ability to burn
    • Its reaction with iron
    • Its density