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Grade 6 Bonds and Mixing
Susan and Hector made three different mixtures which consisted of (1) baking soda and water, (2) gravel and water (3) table salt and water. Which of the following explains why table salt and water is also a solution?
  1. the salt dissolved in the water
  2. the contents can be separated by a filter
  3. the salt settles at the bottom
  4. the contents can be separated with a screen
Grade 6 Bonds and Mixing
Which of the following describes a solution?
  1. A mixture that is partly blended.
  2. A mixture that is evenly blended.
  3. A mixture that has definite layers.
Grade 6 Bonds and Mixing
A mixture is a substance
  1. with one type of matter.
  2. that can be evaporated.
  3. with two or more types of matter.
  4. that cannot be separated.
Grade 6 Bonds and Mixing
Cereal is an example of a                .
  1. solution
  2. molecule
  3. mixture
Grade 6 Bonds and Mixing
In a(n)                , atoms share electrons.
  1. salt bond
  2. ionic bond
  3. element bond
  4. covalent bond
Grade 6 Bonds and Mixing
Homogeneous mixtures are things mixed in different amounts.
  1. This statement is correct.
  2. This statement is incorrect.
Grade 6 Bonds and Mixing
Joe wants to separate a mixture of paper clips and sand. What should he use?
  1. decanting
  2. distillation
  3. wind separation
  4. magnetic separation
Grade 6 Bonds and Mixing
What process would you use to separate a mixture of rocks and wood chips?
  1. filtration
  2. distillation
  3. evaporation
  4. density separation
Grade 6 Bonds and Mixing
Chromatography is
  1. color photography.
  2. a way of separating different colored dyes.
  3. when you take photographs of different types of chrome.
Grade 6 Bonds and Mixing
Dissolving depends on the kinds of                 in a mixture.
  1. bases
  2. indicators
  3. acids
  4. particles
Grade 6 Bonds and Mixing
All mixtures can be unmixed.
  1. True
  2. False
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