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Grade 6 Molecules and Compounds
The smallest unit of many compounds is called a(n)                .
  1. molecule
  2. atom
  3. element
  4. DNA
Grade 6 Atomic Structure
A(n)                 has a negative charge.
  1. atom
  2. proton
  3. electron
  4. neutron
Grade 6 Matter
What are the alternative names for 'solid' and 'liquid'?
  1. residue and filtrate
  2. hard thing and squishy thing
  3. consolidated and mellifluous
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 Acids and Bases
Which item is NOT an acid?
  1. mustard
  2. sugar
  3. lemon juice
  4. tomato juice
Grade 6 Properties of Matter
Fireworks exploding is an example of                  .
  1. a chemical change
  2. a physical change
Grade 6 Atomic Structure
Atoms are made up of three parts: neutrons, electrons, and                .
  1. compounds
  2. protons
  3. minerals
  4. nonmetals
Grade 6 Properties of Matter
Which type of change creates a new substance?
  1. Chemical Change
  2. Physical Change
  3. Change in State of Matter
  4. None of the above
Grade 6 Properties of Matter
45 degrees F is the freezing point of water.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 6 Periodic Table and Elements
When looking at the Periodic Table of elements, symbols don't match the name (like Ag=silver). Why is there such inconsistency?
  1. It depends on when and where the elements were discovered
  2. It depends on who discovered the elements
  3. It depends on how complex the element is
  4. It depends on what the element is made of
Grade 6 Molecules and Compounds
The small number after an element symbol, like 2 in H2O, is called a(n)                .
  1. square root
  2. subscript
  3. prime number
  4. equation
Grade 6 Biochemical Pathways
What is the process in which cells break down glucose, release the stored energy, and use the energy to make ATP?
  1. cellular respiration
  2. electron transport
  3. fermentation
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