Name: _____________________________________________ Date:__________

Grade/Section:__________________ Score:________

I- Fill in the blank: Read carefully. Write your correct answer in the
blank before the number. Strictly NO Erasure or Alteration.

___________1. Anything that has mass and occupies space.

___________2. The property of a solid to wind stand stress and strain is
called ____.
___________3. The property of solid to be deformed and expand without
breaking.
___________4. The property of solid to be hammered into thin sheets.
___________5. The property of liquids surface molecules to hold together
under stress without breaking.
___________6. It has a great expansion during heating.
___________7. Are substances that are made up of more than one type
of atom and can be separated into two or more simpler
substances by ordinary chemical reaction.
___________8 .Are made up of two or more substances that are physically
combined
___________9. A very good conductor of electricity and it is affected by
a magnetic fields.
___________10. It is a matter that always has exactly the same
composition.
___________11. Simplest form of pure substance that cannot be broken
into anything else by physical or chemical means.
___________12. Are made of up of more than one phase and can be
separated by physical means.
___________13. Have only one phase or have uniform appearance
throughout.
.___________14. It is the universal solvent.
___________15. A mixture where the particles are dispersed but are big
enough to settle out or be filtered out.
II- Multiple Choice: Choice the letter that corresponds to your
answer.

A. Solid Sphere Model B. Nuclear Model

C. Planetary Model D. Quantum Model
E. Plum Pudding Model F. Law of Conversation of Mass
G. Law of definite Proportion H. Law of Multiple Proportion
I. Gas J. Liquid
K. Solid L. Plasma
M. Bose Einstein Condensate N. Alloys
O. Electron P. Neutrons
Q. Proton R. Nucleus

1. Joseph JohnThomson
2. Neils Bohr
3. Ernest Rutherford
4. John Dalton
5. Erwin Schrodinger
6. Very slight expansion during heating, cannot be compressed by a
moderately high pressure and has definite volume.
7. Can be compressed (but only to a negligible extent) by a moderately
high pressure, slight expansion during heating and has medium
density.
8. Can be compressed or extend as pressure is increased or
decreased, great expansion during heating and has low density.
9. It can be slow down by iron fillings.
10. Matter cannot be created or destroyed it can change forms but is
conserved; the mass of the products equals the mass of the
reactants.
11. States samples of a pure compound always contain the same
elements in the same mass proportion.
12.The mass of one element that can combine with a fixed mass of
another element are in a ratio of small whole numbers.
13. Metals dissolved in metals are called_____.
14. Uncharged (neural) atomic particles.
15. Contains protons and neutrons.
III-True or False: Write T for True and for False change the underlined
words into a correct answer and write in the blank.

___________1. Heterogeneous mixtures are made up of more than one

phase and can be separated by physical means.
___________2. Freezing is a process by which liquids or solids change to
a gas.
__________3. A fireball of a nuclear explosion and solar wind are
examples of Bose - Einstein Condensate.
__________4. Plasma was first discovered by Sir Wilfred Crookes in 1879.
__________5. Sir Joseph John Thomson, designed an experiments to
study how alpha particles with a+2 charge, interact with a
piece of gold foil.
__________6. Chemical properties can be observed without the
changing the identity of the the substance into another
substance.
__________7. A solute is a homogeneous mixture of two or more
substances in variable composition.
__________8. Solids have low kinetic energy, tightly pack together and
vibrate in place.
__________9. The elements oxygen and carbon dioxide are the main
gases in the air you breathe.
__________10. When substances dissolve and form a homogeneous
mixture, the mixture that forms is called a solution.

IV- Enumeration
1-5 Examples of Properties of Bose Einstein Condensate
6-10 Examples of Physical Changes in Matter.
 Key Answers:
I
1. Matter
2. Strength
3. Elasticity
4. Ductility
5. Surface tension
6. gas
7. compound
8. mixture
9. plasma
10. pure substance
11. elements
12. heterogeneous mixtures
13. homogeneous mixtures
14. water
15. suspension
II
1. true
2. false(Vaporazation)
3. false (plasma)
4. false( sir William Crookes)
5. false (Ernest Rutherford)
6. false (Physical Properties)
7. False( solution)
8. true
9. false( oxygen and nitrogen)
10. 10.true
III
1. E
2. C
3. b
4. A
 5. D
6. K
7. J
8. I
9. M
10. F
11. G
12. H
13. N
14. P
15. R

III
1. superfluidity
2. superconductivity
3. they could not pass through ceramic
4. It can slow down by iron filings
5. They can slow down light or condensate is too cold that it freeze even a
large building in an instant touch.
6. melting
7. freezing
8. evaporation
9. condensation
10. sublimation; decomposition; vaporization; boiling