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Earth Benchmark
Question | Answer |
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If Baking Soda mixes with water and bubbles are created, is this a physical or chemical change? | Chemical change |
Is production of a gas evidence of a physical or chemical change? | chemical change |
Is production of a precipitate evidence of a physical or chemical change? | chemical change |
Is production of a color change evidence of a physical or chemical change? | chemical change |
Is glass breaking a physical or chemical change? | physical change |
Is rusting iron a physical or chemical change? | chemical change |
If an object or substance can return to its original form evidence of a physical or chemical change? | physical change |
Are exploding fireworks a physical or chemical change? | chemical change |
Is hammering wood together a physical or chemical change? | physical change |
Is cutting grass an example of a physical or chemical change? | physical change |
Is ice melting a physical or chemical change? | physical change |
Is milk souring a physical or chemical change? | chemical change |
Is copper tarnishing a physical or chemical change? | chemical change |
What type of change do the words, melting, cutting, tearing, breaking, flatten, typically indicate? | physical change |
What type of change do the words, burn, bubble, tarnish, rust, rot, digest, typically indicate? | chemical change |
Changes in Matter can be ___________ and ________________? | physical and chemical |
Which word indicates a chemical change, cutting or burning? | burning |
Which word indicates a physical change, tarnishing or evaporating? | evaporating |
Which part of the Earth is a liquid layer? | Outer core |
Which part of the Earth allows the tectonic plates to move? | asthenosphere |
What name was given to the continents when they were one giant landmass millions of years ago? | super continent |
What is the Earth's core mainly made of? | Iron |
What is the soft part of the mantle that allows for the lithosphere to move? | asthenosphere |
What is the solid, dense center of our planet called? | inner core |
What is the liquid layer of earth between the mantle and inner core? | outer core |
Which layer is divided into tectonic plates? | Lithosphere |
What type of mountain is formed when the continental crust slips over the oceanic crust? | volcanic mountain |
If a rock has a mass of 23g and a volume of 5 cm3, what is its density? | 4.6 g/cm3 |
Which layer of the earth is the source for magma? | mantle |
How is a sedimentary rock formed? | weathering, layering, and pressure hardens sediments into a rock. |
How is a metamorphic rock formed? | heat and pressure changes it into a new type of rock. |
How is an igneous rock formed? | Magma or lava is cooled and hardened. |
Which rock changes from a liquid to a solid? | Igneous rock |
Rocks that are buried deep inside the earth are affected by what? | heat and pressure |
What is the order of organization for earth materials? | elements > minerals > rocks > earth crust |
If the mineral gypsum has a hardness of 2, what would scratch it, talc with a hardness of 1 or Flourite with a level of 4? | Flourite |
When describing luster, scientists are describing a rocks what? | shine |