GRADE 8-SCIENCE 3rd QUARTER REVIEW EXAM SET 1

NAME:_________________________________DATE:___________________SCORE:_______

TEST I. IDENTIFY EACH OF THE FOLLOWING STATES OF MATTER.

1. The arrangement of particles are closely packed and orderly arranged.

____________

2. The arrangement of particles are closed together, disorderly, and follows the
shape of its container. _________________

3. The arrangement of particles are far apart and in random arrangement.

____________

4. The forces acting between particles are very minimal. ____________

5. The forces acting between particles are strong. ____________

6. The movement of particles vibrate in their fixed positions. ______________

7. The movement of particles move very quickly and randomly. ____________

8. The movement of particles randomly slide past each other. ________________

9. The energy of particles are moderate. ___________

10. The energy of particles are high. ______________

11. The energy of particles are low. ______________

12. Considered to be the fourth state of matter. _______________

13. A state of matter in which atoms in a confined gas act together like a single
giant particle after being cooled to a temperature near absolute zero.
________________

14. Considered to be the fifth state of matter. _________________

15. This state is fluid in presentation. _____________________

TEST II. IDENTIFICATION

1. This is anything that has a mass and occupies a space. ______________________

2.He viewed that primal matter was water since it was found anywhere.
______________________

3. According to him, primal matter was air because it’s always in motion.
______________________

4. He viewed that primal matter was fire. ____________________

5. According to him, primal matter is composed of four elements.

______________________

6. He said that all things are composed of tiny bits of matter that cannot be
further divided. _________________

7. He believed on the continuity of matter. ____________________

8. He believed on the discontinuity of matter. ___________________

9. These are models of atoms and particles in the form of spheres in all sizes.
_________________

10. According to him, all things are composed of minute, indivisible and
indestructible particles of pure matter called Atomos. _______________________

11. It is the simplest substance because it contains only one kind atom.

12. It is made up of two or more elements that are chemically combined in a

definite mass proportion.

13. They are composed of two or more substances which are physically
combined in no definite mass proportion.

14.-15. Examples of pure substances are ________________and _________________.

TRUE OR FALSE

1. Atom is the smallest unit of matter. ________

2. Between 1807 and 1808, Humphry Davy discovered the existence of five
elements. ____________
3. The five elements are scandium, calcium, potassium, sodium and strontium.
_____________

4. Davy conducted electrical electrolysis, in which electricity is used to

decompose compounds into its component elements. _____________

5. Davy proposed that elements in compounds were held together by electric

attraction. ____________

6. Between 1834 and 1835, Michael Faraday formulated a relationship between

the amount of electricity used and the amount of compound decomposed.
______________

7. In 1874, George Johnstone Stoney to propose that electrical charge units and
directly related to the atoms and such units are called electrons. ____________

8. The negative electrode is called the cathode. __________

9. The positive electrode is called anion. __________

10. Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) is also called Crookes tube. ____________

COMPLETING THE TABLE:

PARTICLE SYMBOL LOCATION CHARGE RELATIVE ACTUAL

MASS MASS(g)
electron

P+