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This Formative is OPTIONAL unless Ms. Brunett tells you that you must complete it because you have 4 or more absences. It has 4 assignments. Each assignment you complete will improve your grade on one missing or incomplete class assignment, or it will count as one assignment for a day when you were absent. If you have no missing or incomplete class assignments, and if you were not absent, each assignment will be worth 10% extra credit. This Formative is due Thursday, December 19th.

Este Formative es OPCIONAL a menos que la Sra. Brunett le indique que debe completarlo porque tiene 4 o más ausencias. Tiene 4 tareas. Cada tarea que complete mejorará su calificación en una tarea de clase faltante o incompleta, o contará como una tarea por un día en el que estuvo ausente. Si no tiene tareas de clase faltantes o incompletas, y si no estuvo ausente, cada tarea valdrá un 10% de crédito adicional. Este Formative debe entregarse el jueves 19 de diciembre.

Ntugomba kuzuza iyi Formative keretse Madamu Brunett akubwiye ko ugomba kuyuzuza kuko ufite 4 cyangwa byinshi udahari. Ifite inshingano 4. Buri mukoro urangije uzamura amanota yawe kumurongo umwe wabuze cyangwa utuzuye, cyangwa bizabarwa nkinshingano imwe kumunsi mugihe udahari. Niba udafite umukoro wabuze cyangwa utuzuye, kandi niba utari uhari, buri mukoro uzaba ufite agaciro ka 10% byinguzanyo. Iyi Formative riteganijwe kuwa kane, 19 Ukuboza.

هذا النموذج التكويني اختياري ما لم تخبرك السيدة برونيت بضرورة إكماله لأنك تغيبت 4 مرات أو أكثر. يحتوي النموذج على 4 واجبات. كل واجب تكمله سيحسن درجتك في واجب واحد مفقود أو غير مكتمل، أو سيحسب كواجب واحد ليوم كنت غائبًا فيه. إذا لم يكن لديك واجبات مفقودة أو غير مكتملة، وإذا لم تكن غائبًا، فستستحق كل مهمة 10% رصيدًا إضافيًا. موعد تسليم هذا النموذج التكويني هو الخميس 19 ديسمبر.
Assignment 1
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Question 2
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How can you describe a solid?

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Question 4
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Why are tennis balls and bowling balls different?

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Question 5
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What state of matter are both bowling balls and tennis balls?

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Question 7
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What happens when you pour a liquid into a container?

Assignment 2
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Question 8
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What do you see in the picture?

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Question 11
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How are liquids and solids different from gases?

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Question 12
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What is diffusion?

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Assignment 3
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Question 15
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What do you see in the picture?

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Question 16
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What is the new state that scientists have found?

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Question 20
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How were the chains between the X's and the remaining potassium crystals different?

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Assignment 4
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Question 22
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What is matter?

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Question 24
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How are solids, liquids, and gases different?

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Question 28
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What do chemical properties tell us?

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Question 14
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What do scientists use to help label materials?

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Question 18
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Question 19
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Question 21
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Why is Marius Millot excited about the computer system?

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Question 25
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Question 26
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How can matter change state?

Question 27
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Which of these is a property of the bowling balls in the picture?
They are hard.
They are blue.
They are light.
They are soft.
Why are bowling balls and tennis balls similar?
They are both always green.
They are both very heavy.
They are both round.
They are both fuzzy.
Which of these is a solid?
Water.
Juice.
A house.
Oxygen.
What is everything around us made of?
Liquids
Matter
Plasma
Gas
Why does the author describe the balloon and inflatable pool toys filling up with air?
In order to explain that it is impossible to observe the way gas moves around space.
In order to explain that air is not made of atoms that take up space.
In order to explain that air is made of atoms that take up space even though air is invisible.
In order to prove that these are fun objects to inflate.
Imagine you sprayed perfume in the corner of a room. Based on the passage, what is the concentration of perfume particles like in that corner, compared to in the rest of the room?
That corner has no concentration of perfume particles.
That corner has the same concentration of perfume particles as the rest of the room.
That corner has a lower concentration of perfume particles than the other corners of the room.
That corner has a higher concentration of perfume particles than the other corners of the room.
How does the organization of atoms affect a material?
It causes a material to always stay in one state.
It changes how the material behaves.
It causes a material to become colder.
How does sodium change because of high pressure?
It becomes silver.
It becomes clear.
It turns into potassium.
It turns into an X-shape.
Why did the chains in potassium atoms disappear?
Because they were under high heat.
Because they were under high pressure.
Because they had turned into a gas.
Because they had turned into big X shapes.
If a brick has more mass than a feather, which of these is true?
The brick has less material inside it.
The brick has more material inside it.
The feather is heavier.
What happens to liquids when they get very cold?
They become a solid.
They stay the same.
They become a gas.
They get smaller.
Based on the article, which of the following is TRUE?
Solids can spread out to fill a bottle.
Gases do not have a set size or shape.
An example of a liquid is water vapor.
Solids are matter, but gases are not.