Review for First 9 Weeks Webquest
Video Clip # 1. Click on this link to view the Brain Pop Video "Matter Changing State." After you watch the video, take the quiz. You MUST write the question and the answer on your paper.
Video Clip # 2. Click on this link to view the Brain Pop Video "States of Matter." After you watch the video, take the quiz. You MUST write the question and the answer on your paper.
Use your notes, your brain, and /or the link below to answer the following questions using COMPLETE SENTENCES. You don't have to write the question.
1. What is the definition of the Particle Theory of Matter?
2. The phase change from a solid to a gas is called _______________________.
3. Which phase of matter has a definite volume, but does not have a definite shape (b/c it takes the shape of the container)?
4. What are three examples of physical changes?
5. If a gas cools down A LOT (by removing heat) it turns into what phase of matter?
6. Draw a diagram of the particles (and their movement) for a solid, liquid, and gas.
7. Which state of matter has an indefinite volume (meaning it can be compressed into small areas, or it can expand to fill its container)...solid, liquid, or gas?
8. Write two examples of physical properties and two examples of chemical properties.
9. Which state of matter (solid, liquid, or gas) has the most space between the particles?
10. Describe using words (not diagrams as above in #6) the arrangement of the particles in solids, liquids, and gases.
11. The phase change from a gas to a liquid is called _______________________.
Video Clip # 4. Click on this link to view the Brain Pop Video "Atomic Model." After you watch the video, take the quiz. You MUST write the question and the answer on your paper.
Periodic Table Game. Click on this link to play the Periodic Table Game. Make sure you know the group names for Groups 1, 17, and 18 before you start playing! Record at the bottom of you paper your highest score.
Finish watching the video that you started watching last week, "Hunting the Elements."