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1.

Match the following tools to their picture

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Erlenmyer flask

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Scale

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Graduated Cylinder

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Beaker

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Bunsen burner

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Test Tube

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2.

In order for something to be made of matter it must have and . (put in alphabetical order, must be spelled correctly to count).

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3.

Classify each thing as either matter or not matter

  • a watch

  • an idea

  • helium

  • time

  • Matter

  • Not Matter

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4.

Match the units to the proper type of measurement

  • Volume

  • Mass

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5.

the formula for density is divided by . (Write the word or the letter abbrivation. Do not add extra spaces.)

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6.

sort the following into the correct category

  • CO (carbon monoxide)

  • NaCl (salt)

  • Au (gold)

  • H2O (water)

  • Element

  • Compound

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7.

Match the term to it's definition

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Volume

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a proposed, testable explanation for an observation or scientific phenomenon

Hypothesis

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The study of the physical and chemical properties of matter

Mass

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The measurement of how much space something takes up

Chemistry

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The measurement of how much material something has

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8.

How can you determine if two substances are made of the same matter?