The 4 activities below will give you the opportunity to review and practice applying what you've learned about classifying matter! The first activity is a "Click & Drag" interactive google slide that was not present earlier today.
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1. Click on the right arrow ">" at the bottom left of the google slides preview and follow the directions on slide 2
2. Click and drag the images or phrases on the outskirts of slides 3-5 to the area on the slide that correctly classifies or defines them.
3. Check your answers for each slide against the answer key (pages 3 - 5 of the document linked below)
USE THE LIST OF SUBSTANCES (on the right) WHEN COMPLETING QUESTIONS 1 - 20 BELOW
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Question 1
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Substance 1 is a ____
Question 2
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Substance 2 is a ____
(H20)
Question 3
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Substance 3 is a ____
Question 4
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Substance 4 is a ____
Question 5
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Substance 5 is a ____
Question 6
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Substance 6 is a ____
Question 7
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Substance 7 is a ____
Question 8
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Substance 8 is a ____
Question 9
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Substance 9 is a ____
Question 10
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Substance 10 is a ____
Question 11
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Substance 11 is a ____
Question 12
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Substance 12 is a ____
Question 13
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Substance 13 is a ____
Question 14
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Substance 14 is a ____
Question 15
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Substance 15 is a ____
Question 16
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Substance 16 is a ____
Question 17
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Substance 17 is a ____
Question 18
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Substance 18 is a ____
Question 19
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Substance 19 is a ____
Question 20
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Substance 20 is a ____
ACTIVITY 3 - CARD SORT: ELEMENTS
Select the definition AND the substances listed below that are examples of an ELEMENT.
1. A pure substance that cannot be broken down chemically
2. A substance that consists of 2 or more different elements combined in a set ratio.
3. Made up of 2 or more substances that are not chemically combined.
4. Gold
5. Salt
6. Salt Water
7. Salad Dressing
8. Silver
9. Water
10. Carbon Dioxide
11. Hydrochloric Acid
12. Concrete
13. Blood
14. Helium
15. Mercury
16. Rust
17. Vegetable Soup
18. Air
19. Salt & Pepper
20. Oxygen
21. Glucose
22. Potassium
23. Hydrogen Peroxide
24. Carbon
25. Soil
26. Sand
27. Vinegar
28. Aluminum
29. Titanium
30. Neon
31. Baking Soda
32. Milk
33. Ammonia
ACTIVITY 3 - CARD SORT: COMPOUNDS
Select the definition AND the substances listed below that are examples of a COMPOUND
1. A pure substance that cannot be broken down chemically
2. A substance that consists of 2 or more different elements combined in a set ratio.
3. Made up of 2 or more substances that are not chemically combined.
4. Gold
5. Salt
6. Salt Water
7. Salad Dressing
8. Silver
9. Water
10. Carbon Dioxide
11. Hydrochloric Acid
12. Concrete
13. Blood
14. Helium
15. Mercury
16. Rust
17. Vegetable Soup
18. Air
19. Salt & Pepper
20. Oxygen
21. Glucose
22. Potassium
23. Hydrogen Peroxide
24. Carbon
25. Soil
26. Sand
27. Vinegar
28. Aluminum
29. Titanium
30. Neon
31. Baking Soda
32. Milk
33. Ammonia
ACTIVITY 3 - CARD SORT: MIXTURES
Select the definition AND the substances listed below that are examples of a MIXTURE.
1. A pure substance that cannot be broken down chemically
2. A substance that consists of 2 or more different elements combined in a set ratio.
3. Made up of 2 or more substances that are not chemically combined.
