I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Write only the letter of the correct answer.1. Which is anything thatoccupies space and has mass?a. Volumeb. Matterc. Massd. Density2.Which is the fundamental property of matter?a. Solidb. Liquidc. Gasd. Mass3. Which quantity measures the quantity of mass over volume?b. Massa. Gasc. Volumed. Density4. Which phase of matter has definite volume but has no definite shape?b. Liquida. Solidc. Plasmad. Gas5. Which state of matter has no fixed volume and shape?a. Plasmab. Solidc. Gasd. Liquid6. Which phase of matter has fixed volume and mass?a. Physical changec. Chemical change d. Gasb. Solid_7. Which is a gas-like phase of matter that consists of charged particles?a. Gasb. Liquidc. Solidd. Liquid8. Which is defined as the change that involves only the physical properties?b. Physical phasec. Chemical phasea. Chemical changed. Physical chnage9. Which is a change in which one or more substances are converted into different substances?a. Physical changeb. Chemical phasec. Physical changed. Chemical change10. Which substances undergo changes?a. Productsb. Sublimationc. Elementd. Reactants11. Which is a combination of two or more pure substances?a. Elementsb. Compundc. Mixtured. Substance12. Which is also called solution?a. Homogeneous mixturec. Colloidsb. Heterogeneous mixtured. Suspension13. Which mixture is not uniformly mixed?a. Heterogeneous mixturec. Homogeneous mixtureb. Coarse mixtured. Both a and b14. Which mixture appears one or uniform before your eyes?a. Coarse Mixtureb. Homogeneous mixtured. Both a and cc. Heterogeneous mixture15. Which is not a way of separating mixture?a. Distillationb. Decantationc. Filtrationd. Condensation

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I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Write only the letter of the correct answer. 1. Which is anything thatoccupies space and has mass? a. Volume b. Matter c. Mass d. Density 2.Which is the fundamental property of matter? a. Solid b. Liquid c. Gas d. Mass 3. Which quantity measures the quantity of mass over volume? b. Mass a. Gas c. Volume d. Density 4. Which phase of matter has definite volume but has no definite shape? b. Liquid a. Solid c. Plasma d. Gas 5. Which state of matter has no fixed volume and shape? a. Plasma b. Solid c. Gas d. Liquid 6. Which phase of matter has fixed volume and mass?

I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Write only the letter of the correct answer. 1. Which is anything thatoccupies space and has mass? a. Volume b. Matter c. Mass d. Density 2.Which is the fundamental property of matter? a. Solid b. Liquid c. Gas d. Mass 3. Which quantity measures the quantity of mass over volume? b. Mass a. Gas c. Volume d. Density 4. Which phase of matter has definite volume but has no definite shape? b. Liquid a. Solid c. Plasma d. Gas 5. Which state of matter has no fixed volume and shape? a. Plasma b. Solid c. Gas d. Liquid 6. Which phase of matter has fixed volume and mass?

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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