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    This document provides learning tasks and activities on states of matter and mixtures. It includes: 1. An instruction to complete a table differentiating the four states of matter in terms of arrangement of molecules, shape, volume, and examples. 2. A direction to identify 10 materials as an element, compound, heterogeneous mixture, or solution. 3. An assessment with 10 multiple choice questions testing understanding of states of matter, mixtures, and separation processes. Key terms assessed include pure substances, metals, phase changes, homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures, solutions, filtration, distillation.

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    This document provides learning tasks and activities on states of matter and mixtures. It includes: 1. An instruction to complete a table differentiating the four states of matter in terms of arrangement of molecules, shape, volume, and examples. 2. A direction to identify 10 materials as an element, compound, heterogeneous mixture, or solution. 3. An assessment with 10 multiple choice questions testing understanding of states of matter, mixtures, and separation processes. Key terms assessed include pure substances, metals, phase changes, homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures, solutions, filtration, distillation.

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    1.2 Learning Tasks and Assessment

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    Mary Jane Yepes
    This document provides learning tasks and activities on states of matter and mixtures. It includes: 1. An instruction to complete a table differentiating the four states of matter in terms of arrangement of molecules, shape, volume, and examples. 2. A direction to identify 10 materials as an element, compound, heterogeneous mixture, or solution. 3. An assessment with 10 multiple choice questions testing understanding of states of matter, mixtures, and separation processes. Key terms assessed include pure substances, metals, phase changes, homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures, solutions, filtration, distillation.

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    Learning Tasks/Activities

    I. Instruction/s: In a tabulated form, differentiate the different states of matter in terms


    of the following:

     Arrangement of molecules
     Shape
     Volume
     Examples
    II. Direction/s: Identify each material as an element, a compound, a heterogeneous
    mixture, or a solution (heterogeneous mixture)
    1. Vegetable soup 6. Oxygen
    2. Water 7. Mercury (II) Oxide
    3. Silicon 8. Soil
    4. Rubbing alcohol 9. Air
    5. Saltwater 10. Granite
    Assessment
    Direction/s: Choose the letter that corresponds to the correct answer.

    1. Which of the following best describes a pure substance?


    A. It cannot be decomposed into simpler substances by chemical means.
    B. It is made up of two or more elements in a fixed ratio by mass
    C. It is a form of matter that has a constant composition
    D. All of the above
    2. The following are examples of metals except:
    A. Aluminum C. Iron
    B. Oxygen D. Copper
    3. __________ is a process of converting a gas through heating at constant pressure.
    A. Condensation C. Evaporation
    B. Freezing D. Melting
    4. What type of mixture exhibits a uniform composition and appears usually the same
    throughout?
    A. Homogeneous C. Suspension B. Heterogeneous D. Compound
    5. Which of the following is a solution?
    A. Gasoline C. pizza
    B. Vegetable soup D. fruit salad
    6. A separation process wherein the mixture is poured onto a mesh such as filter paper
    which passes the liquids and leaves the solid behind
    A. Chromatography C. Filtration B. Distillation D. Decantation 7. Which of the
    following is a compound?
    A. Silicon C. Oxygen
    B. Phosphorus D. Sodium Chloride
    8. __________can only change shape under force as when broken or cut.
    A. Solid C. Gas
    B. Liquid D. Plasma
    9. The following are examples of heterogeneous mixtures except:
    A. Soft drinks C. Vegetable Soup
    B. Granite D. Chocolate chip cookies
    10. It is a process that depends on the differences in the volatility of the components.
    A. Filtration C. Chromatography
    B. Distillation D. Decantation

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