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Assessment-Chem Change Outcomes (Other Teachers)

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NOTE: If your teacher’s last name is Elliott, then you are doing the wrong assessment.
---This assessment is only for students of other teachers.
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A science teacher demonstrated physical and chemical changes by using a fork to hold a marshmallow over a lit candle.
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Which observation is the
BEST evidence of a chemical change?
a.
Some candle wax melted.
b.
The marshmallow became sticky on the inside.
c.
The marshmallow developed a brown crust on the outside.
d.
Metal in the fork became warmer.
 

 2. 


Copper (Cu) reacts with oxygen (O) to form copper oxide (CuO).
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The properties of CuO (copper oxide) are most likely...?
a.
similar only to copper
b.
different from copper or oxygen
c.
similar only to oxygen
d.
similar to both copper and oxygen
 

 3. 

During chemical reactions you can observe specific events called chemical reaction indicators. Some of these indicators are displayed below.
Five Chemical Change Indicators
1) Change in temperature
2) Change in color
3) Change in odor
4) Formation of a precipitate
5) Formation of bubbles (gas is released)
However, not every chemical reaction includes all of these indicators.
Which choice below occurs in ALL chemical reactions?
a.
Heat is given off
b.
A new substance is produced
c.
A loud noise is heard
d.
An explosion occurs
 

 4. 

Due to the number of valence electrons, some elements will chemically react with other elements.
Select the choice shown below that occurs in EVERY chemical reaction.
a.
New types of atoms are created
b.
Phase of matter changes from solid to liquid to gas always occur
c.
You start with reactants, end up with product(s), and new substances are formed.
d.
Temperature increases, gas is released, and explosions happen.
 

 5. 

Water is formed when two hydrogen atoms chemically react with one oxygen atom to form H2O (see diagram below).
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This diagram is displaying an event that occurs in every chemical reaction.
Select the choice below that correctly identifies this event.
a.
powerful explosions occur and precipitates are formed
b.
gas is released and the substances change from solids to liquids
c.
new types of elements are formed and heat is released
d.
new chemical bonds are formed at the valence electron level
 

 6. 


A student observes actions that occurred in four different eggs.
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Which action below describes only a chemical change?
a.
a dropped egg
c.
a cut up egg
b.
a stirred egg
d.
a rotting egg
 

 7. 

When factories release sulfur dioxide (SO2) into the air, it reacts with water (H2O) molecules which results in acidic precipitation (acid rain).
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Which choice below BEST describes what happens when SO2 reacts with H2O?
a.
physical changes appear
c.
chain reaction occurs
b.
chemical change happens
d.
nuclear reaction happens
 

 8. 


Hydrogen (H) reacts with oxygen (O) to form dihydrogen monoxide (H2O water).
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The properties of H2O are most likely...
a.
different from hydrogen or oxygen
b.
similar to both hydrogen and oxygen
c.
similar only to hydrogen
d.
similar only to oxygen
 

 9. 

Reaction indicators are specific events that you can observe during a chemical reaction. Some of these indicators are displayed below.
Five Chemical Change Indicators
1) You may observe a flash of light
2) You may observe foaming
3) You may hear a sound
4) An explosion may occur
5) Gas may be released
However, not every chemical reaction includes all of these indicators.
Which choice below occurs in ALL chemical reactions?
a.
new bonds form between atoms
c.
phase changes from solid to liquid
b.
new elements are formed
d.
temperature increases
 

 10. 


The chemical process of burning coal produces energy and ash.
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The ash produced is BEST described as a...?
a.
substance with properties different from coal.
b.
new state of matter.
c.
new type of element.
d.
substance with properties identical to coal.
 



 
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