1 H Matter & Measurement RWS

Matter and Measurement Review Worksheet Name:
Period :
1) Label the following molecular pictures as solid, liquid, or gas.
___________ ___________ __________
2) Classify each as a physical or chemical property:-

a) carbon reacts with oxygen to form oxides. f) bleaching clothes
b) carbon is virtually insoluble in water g) magnesium is a solid at 25 C, at 1 atm
c) water boils h) cooking beans
d) leaves change color in autumn i) carbon exists in several forms, ex: diamond,
graphite
e) aspirin dissolving in your mouth or stomach j) crushing a dry leaf in your hand
3) Describe a positive test for hydrogen gas? (Done in a laboratory experiment)
4) Classify each of the following substances as; an element, a compound, a solution, or a heterogeneous
mixture:
a) chocolate chip cookie b) oxygen gas
c) salt water d) Taco
e) Gold f) carbon dioxide
g) water h) lemonade
i) table salt j) muddy water
k) potassium l) steel
m) graphite n) soft drinks
o) air p) antifreeze
5) Identify the following molecular picture as that of Element, Compound, Mixture.
a) _________________ b) _________________ c) _________________
d) _________________ e) _________________ f) _________________
g) _________________ h) _________________ i) _________________
6) Identify if the following molecular pictures represent a homogeneous mixture or heterogeneous

mixture.
a) _______________________ b) ______________________________
c) ________________________ d) ______________________________
7) Identify a technique that could be used to separate the following mixtures:
a) Dyes in a ink b) Salt in water c) Sand in water
d) Iron and sand e) Coffee grounds from f) Oil and water

water
g) Alcohol and water h) Oil and vinegar i) Pasta in boiling water

mixture
8) Identify the physical property that is the basis for the following methods of separtation:
a) Filtration b) Chromatography c) Evaporation
d) Distillation e) Magnetic Separation f) Crystallization
g) Decantation h) Sedementation i) Freezing
9) Convert the following temperatures:
a) 258 F = ________ K = _________ C b) 342 K = ________C = _________ F
c) 27 C = _________F = __________ K d) 85.3 C = _________F = __________ K

10) Design a controlled experiment to test the effect of three different insulation wraps on the
temperature of water in a jar.
Give the following:
Purpose, Hypothesis, Experimental procedure, Data table depicting the number of trials, Discuss all the
relevant variables (independent variable, dependent variable, control, constants)
11) Change the following numbers to proper scientific notation
a) 65.7 b) 0.00545 c) 22450000
12) Change the following numbers to standard notation
a) 8.85 x 104 b) 1.847 x 102 c) 3.400 x 10-3
13) Convert the following:-
a) 2000 mg = _______ g b) 5 L = _______ mL c) 16 cm = _______ mm
d) 104 km = _______ m e) 198 g = _______ kg f) 2500 m = _______ km
g) ) 160 cm = _______ mm h) 14 km = _______ m i) 109 g = _______ kg

14) Convert the following. Show your work using dimensional analysis.
a) 45.1 yards = ________ cm b) 1.45 L = ________ gallons

(1 yard = 91.44 cm) (1 gallon = 3.785 L)
c) 1.2 kg = ________lbs d) 342 miles/hr = ________km/s

(1 lb = 454 g) (1 mile = 1.609 km)
15) A student goes through seven class periods in school. Each period lasts 55 minutes. How many
hours does he spend in class per week?
Write down the equalites that you can infer in this question and show your work in dimensional
analysis.
Equalities:
Dimensional Analysis Work:
16) Identify the number of significant digits in each of the following:
a) 900 b) 55176 c) 400.0 d) 0.002 e) 390
f) 708 g) 590 h) 0.000330 i) 157.90 j) 2004

17) Report your answer in the correct number of significant figures:-
a) 1.60 + 4 = b) 0.007 + 0.02 = c) 300 - 97.3 = d) 47.3 - 0.008 =
e) 8.12 x 3.1 = f) 800 x 10.6 = g) 70/0.375 = h) 0.009/101 =
18) An object has a mass of 19.00 grams and a total volume of 10.1 cc. What is the density of this
object? Will it sink, float or subsurface in water?
19) What is the mass of a 350.0 cm3 sample of pure silicon with a density of 2.336 g/cm3?
20) The density of lead is 11.342 g/cm3. What would be the volume of a 453.7 g sample of this
metal?
21) Why does a steel ship float but a steel ball sink?
22) Measure the rectangle in cm to the correct number of significant figures.

Cirlce the certain digits and underline the estimated digit.
a) __________________ cm
b) __________________ cm

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Matter and Measurement Review Worksheet Name:

___________ ___________ __________

2) Classify each as a physical or chemical property:-

b) carbon is virtually insoluble in water g) magnesium is a solid at 25 C, at 1 atm

c) water boils h) cooking beans

3) Describe a positive test for hydrogen gas? (Done in a laboratory experiment)

c) salt water d) Taco

e) Gold f) carbon dioxide

i) table salt j) muddy water

m) graphite n) soft drinks

a) _________________ b) _________________ c) _________________

d) _________________ e) _________________ f) _________________

g) _________________ h) _________________ i) _________________

6) Identify if the following molecular pictures represent a homogeneous mixture or heterogeneous

a) Dyes in a ink b) Salt in water c) Sand in water

d) Iron and sand e) Coffee grounds from f) Oil and water

g) Alcohol and water h) Oil and vinegar i) Pasta in boiling water

a) Filtration b) Chromatography c) Evaporation

d) Distillation e) Magnetic Separation f) Crystallization

g) Decantation h) Sedementation i) Freezing

9) Convert the following temperatures:

a) 258 F = ________ K = _________ C b) 342 K = ________C = _________ F

c) 27 C = _________F = __________ K d) 85.3 C = _________F = __________ K

11) Change the following numbers to proper scientific notation

a) 65.7 b) 0.00545 c) 22450000

12) Change the following numbers to standard notation

a) 8.85 x 104 b) 1.847 x 102 c) 3.400 x 10-3

13) Convert the following:-

a) 2000 mg = _______ g b) 5 L = _______ mL c) 16 cm = _______ mm

d) 104 km = _______ m e) 198 g = _______ kg f) 2500 m = _______ km

g) ) 160 cm = _______ mm h) 14 km = _______ m i) 109 g = _______ kg

a) 45.1 yards = ________ cm b) 1.45 L = ________ gallons

c) 1.2 kg = ________lbs d) 342 miles/hr = ________km/s

Dimensional Analysis Work:

16) Identify the number of significant digits in each of the following:

a) 900 b) 55176 c) 400.0 d) 0.002 e) 390

f) 708 g) 590 h) 0.000330 i) 157.90 j) 2004

a) 1.60 + 4 = b) 0.007 + 0.02 = c) 300 - 97.3 = d) 47.3 - 0.008 =

e) 8.12 x 3.1 = f) 800 x 10.6 = g) 70/0.375 = h) 0.009/101 =

22) Measure the rectangle in cm to the correct number of significant figures.

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_____ _ ______

a) _________ b) _ c) _________

d) _________ e) _ f) _________

g) _________ h) _ i) _________

a) 258 F = ____ K = _ C b) 342 K = C = _____ F

c) 27 C = ___F = K d) 85.3 C = _F = ______ K

a) 2000 mg = ___ g b) 5 L = _ mL c) 16 cm = _____ mm

d) 104 km = ___ m e) 198 g = _ kg f) 2500 m = _____ km

g) ) 160 cm = ___ mm h) 14 km = _ m i) 109 g = _____ kg

a) 45.1 yards = cm b) 1.45 L = gallons

c) 1.2 kg = lbs d) 342 miles/hr = km/s