Chapter One: Quiz Show
Matter
Atoms and Molecules
What two
properties does all
matter possess?
What is the smallest
What is the
standard unit for
mass?
What is a particle
What is the tool
used to measure
mass?
What particles make up
What is the tool
used to measure
liquid volume?
How do an oxygen atom
What is the
measure of the
amount of matter in
an object?
How do atoms and
What is the
measure of
gravitational pull on
an object?
How do atoms and
What is the
measure of the
amount of space an
object occupies?
How do atoms and
What is the metric
unit for expressing
weight?
If a water molecule
basic unit of matter?
composed of two or more
atoms bonded together?
molecules?
and an oxygen molecule
differ?
molecules in a solid
move?
molecules in a liquid
move?
molecules in a gas move?
(H2O) three total
atoms, how many atoms
make up carbon dioxide
(CO2)?
Which property,
mass or weight, is
dependent on the
object’s location?
What is the smallest
What is the
formula for finding
the volume of a
rectangular prism?
What is the smallest
particle of an element
that is still considered to
be that substance?
particle of a compound
that is still considered to
be that substance?
Elements,
Compounds and
Mixtures
States of Matter
The Gas Laws
What is the
category for a
substance that
has only one type
of particle?
(pure or mixed)
Which state of
matter has a fixed
shape and volume?
What is the
category for a
substance that
has more than one
type of particle?
(pure or mixed)
Which state of
matter has a no
fixed shape and no
fixed volume?
This gas law states
that when
temperature
increases so does
volume.
This gas law states
that when pressure
increases volume
decreases.
What is a
substance that
has only one type
of particle?
Which state of matter
has no fixed shape and
but does have a fixed
volume?
According to Charles’s
Law, if temperature is
increased, what
happens to volume?
What is a
substance that
consists of two
or more different
types of atoms
bonded together?
Which vocabulary
term refers to the
physical forms in
which matter can
exist?
What is a
combination of
different
substances that
remain the same
individual
substances?
By what means can
mixtures be
separated?
Which two things
determine the state
of matter?
According to
Boyle’s Law, if
pressure is
increased, what
happens to volume?
According to
Boyle’s Law, if
pressure is doubled,
what will happen to
volume?
Which law is shown
on the graph?
By what means can
compounds be
separated?
Which state of matter
has particles that are
loosely attached and
can slide past one
another?
Which law is shown
on the graph?
What is the name
for a mixture
that has
different
properties in
different areas?
Which state of
matter has particles
that are far apart and
move freely in all
directions?
What is the name
for a mixture
that has
substances spread
evenly
throughout?
What are the three
most familiar
states of matter?
What type of
mathematical
relationship is
represented by
Boyle’s Law?
What type of
mathematical
relationship is
represented by
Charles’s Law?
What type of
mixture is soil?
(homogenous or
heterogeneous)
Which state of
matter is the most
abundant in the
universe?
Which state of
matter has particles
that are close
together and
vibrating?
Charles’s Law and
Boyle’s Law describe
how temperature and
pressure affect which
property of a gas?