p. 1 Matter Guided Notes
Student’s name:___________________________
Use with Matter Study Guide (ppt)
1. Matter is ________ that has a ________ and a ________
• examples:_______________ and
______________
• non-examples: _______________ and
______________
2. States of matter: Rank the four states of matter from least
orderly to most orderly: ______________________,
______________________, ______________________,
______________________
3. Physical Change is changing from
______________________ to another.
4. Physical change can also be change in
______________________.
5. Chemical Change is the making of a whole new
____________________.
6. Physical change example with wood:
______________________________________________
__________________________
7. Chemical change example with wood:
______________________________________________
_________________________________
8. After a ______________________________, the old
substance does not exist.
9. Riddle: Why doesn’t Atom have a pencil?
10.Answer: He only has a PEN (Protons, Electrons, and
Neutrons).
11. Why is a molecule of water not an element?
______________________________________________
12.Why is a molecule of nitrogen an element?
______________________________________________
13.What is a molecule of water?
_____________________________________________
period______
14.Review from an earlier slide—What is hydrogen
peroxide? ____________________________________
15.A solution is molecules that are mixed up
__________________, also called
_______________________________.
16.Riddle: When is a mixture of sugar and water not able to
be homogeneous?
________________________________________
17.Make a Venn diagram with just three words: solution,
solute, solvent. My diagram:
18.In drawing #1 of the “Making a Solution” slide, what
color is the solute?
19.In drawing 2 of the “Making a Solution” slide, what color
is the solvent?
20.Bonus: In drawing #3 of the “Making a Solution” slide,
what is inaccurate about the drawing? Answer: In an
actual solution, you would no longer be able to
__________________ the solute.
21.What are the two basic types of mixtures?
_______________________ and
________________________
22.What are the two types of homogeneous mixtures?
___________________ and
________________________
23.At a glance, how could you tell a difference between the
two types of homogeneous mixtures?
____________________________________________
24.What is one type of heterogeneous
mixture?_____________________
25.What is one example of a heterogeneous mixture?
_________________
p. 2 Matter Guided Notes
Student’s name:___________________________
26.Use the word bank to complete the graphic organizer.
period______