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### "Classification of Matter: Understanding Properties and Behaviors" ###

This vocabulary test assesses your knowledge of matter classification, properties, and behaviors. Test your understanding with questions on mixtures, conductors, insulators, and various physical states of matter. Learn about properties like buoyancy, solubility, and conductivity. Perfect for students learning about the basics of matter and its different forms. ###

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### "Classification of Matter: Understanding Properties and Behaviors" ###

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  1. Vocabulary Test 2 Classification of Matter

  2. 1. Two substances that are joined together and still maintain their original physical properties form a – A mixture B solution C force D suspension

  3. 2. Substances that allow electricity to easily travel through them are called – A insulators B conductors C freezers D refractors

  4. 3. Bill was cooking with a metal spoon. He left it in a pot of boiling water. When he touched it again, it burned his hand. Bill was burned because the metal spoon is a(n)- A insulator B conductor C reflector D refractors

  5. 4. Students testing to see if substances are able to float and sink would be testing the property of- • Buoyancy • Density • Solubility • Conductivity

  6. 5. Water at 100* Celsius has reached its • Melting point • Boiling point • Freezing point • Saturation point

  7. 6. Students testing to see if substances are insulators would be testing the property of- • Buoyancy • Density • Solubility • Conductivity

  8. 7. Water at 0* Celsius has reached its • Melting point / freezing point • Boiling point / evaporation point • Conductivity point /solubility point • None of the above

  9. 8. Students testing to see if substances dissolve would be testing the property of- • Buoyancy • Density • Solubility • Conductivity

  10. 9. Water droplets on the outside of a soda can are an example of - • Condensation • Evaporation • Solution • Conductivity

  11. 10. Moving electrons causes - • Thermal Energy • Mechanical Energy • Electric Energy • Light Energy

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