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    The document provides a summative test on classifying substances and mixtures, including questions to distinguish between pure substances and mixtures, examples of homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures, and methods for separating mixtures. It covers key concepts such as using physical properties to determine if a sample is a substance or mixture, examples of mixtures and pure substances, and separation techniques including evaporation, filtration, and decantation. The test has multiple choice and short answer questions testing understanding of these core chemistry concepts.

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    Summative Test 4 Summative Test 4

    Substance and Mixture Substance and Mixture

    Part 1: Read the questions carefully. Write only the Part 1: Read the questions carefully. Write only the
    letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet. letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet.
    1. How can you classify water? 1. How can you classify water?
    A. Compound C. Homogenous mixture A. Compound C. Homogenous mixture
    B. Element D. Heterogenous mixture B. Element D. Heterogenous mixture
    2. What do you call the process of separating the 2. What do you call the process of separating the
    components water molecule? components water molecule?
    A. Decantation C. Evaporation A. Decantation C. Evaporation
    B. Electrolysis D. Filtration B. Electrolysis D. Filtration
    3. What is the best way to determine whether an 3. What is the best way to determine whether an
    unknown sample is a substance or a mixture? unknown sample is a substance or a mixture?
    A. Knowing its density A. Knowing its density
    B. Tasting the given sample B. Tasting the given sample
    C. Observing its physical appearance C. Observing its physical appearance
    D. Testing the melting and boiling point D. Testing the melting and boiling point
    4. Which statement distinguishes pure substance from 4. Which statement distinguishes pure substance from
    mixture? mixture?
    A. Can be separated by physical means A. Can be separated by physical means
    B. Have no specific solubility and density B. Have no specific solubility and density
    C. Consists of two or more kinds of matter C. Consists of two or more kinds of matter
    D. Have constant boiling and melting temperature D. Have constant boiling and melting temperature
    5. A white powder was tested and heated. After 5. A white powder was tested and heated. After
    sometime, it melts completely. What can you infer sometime, it melts completely. What can you infer
    about the sample? about the sample?
    A. It is a mixture. A. It is a mixture.
    B. It is a pure substance. B. It is a pure substance.
    C. It is a homogenous mixture. C. It is a homogenous mixture.
    D. It is a heterogenous mixture. D. It is a heterogenous mixture.
    6. What property is tested to determine whether a solid 6. What property is tested to determine whether a solid
    material is a substance or a mixture? material is a substance or a mixture?
    A. Appearance C. Freezing point A. Appearance C. Freezing point
    B. Boiling point D. All of these B. Boiling point D. All of these
    7. Sodium chloride (salt) dissolves in water very well. 7. Sodium chloride (salt) dissolves in water very well.
    Which of these statements is WRONG? Which of these statements is WRONG?
    A. Water is a pure substance. A. Water is a pure substance.
    B. Sodium chloride is a pure substance. B. Sodium chloride is a pure substance.
    C. Dissolving sodium chloride to water produces a C. Dissolving sodium chloride to water produces a
    mixture. mixture.
    D. Dissolving sodium chloride to water produces a new D. Dissolving sodium chloride to water produces a new
    substance. substance.
    8. Which one is an example of a heterogenous mixture? 8. Which one is an example of a heterogenous mixture?
    A. Air C. Stainless steel A. Air C. Stainless steel
    B. Oil and water D. Soft drink B. Oil and water D. Soft drink
    9. Maria wants to separate the marbles in a jar full of 9. Maria wants to separate the marbles in a jar full of
    water. Which of the following is the best way to water. Which of the following is the best way to
    separate the mixture? separate the mixture?
    A. Decantation C. Evaporation A. Decantation C. Evaporation
    B. Distillation D. Magnetization B. Distillation D. Magnetization
    10. Which one uses evaporation in order to separate 10. Which one uses evaporation in order to separate
    component of a mixture? component of a mixture?
    A. Oil and water C. Marbles and sand A. Oil and water C. Marbles and sand
    B. Salt and water D. Iron filings and sugar B. Salt and water D. Iron filings and sugar

    Part 2: Part 2:
    Classify each of the following as to whether is a Classify each of the following as to whether is a
    substance or a mixture. Write A if substance, B if substance or a mixture. Write A if substance, B if
    mixture. mixture.
    11. Chlorine 11. Chlorine
    12. Water 12. Water
    13. Soil 13. Soil
    14. Sugar water 14. Sugar water
    15. Oxygen 15. Oxygen
    16. Carbon dioxide 16. Carbon dioxide
    17. Rocky road ice cream 17. Rocky road ice cream
    18. Alcohol 18. Alcohol
    19. Pure air 19. Pure air
    20. Iron 20. Iron

    Part 3. Part 3.
    Enumerate five ways on separating mixtures. Enumerate five ways on separating mixtures.
    21._________________ 21._________________
    22._________________ 22._________________
    23._________________ 23._________________
    24._________________ 24._________________
    25._________________ 25._________________

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