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Atoms, elements and compounds · Year 8 Chemistry

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Match the apparatus to its use.Atoms and elementsMatchingYear 86No diagram
What happens to the overall mass when substances are mixed together?Atoms and elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
Order the different units of mass from smallest to largest.Atoms and elementsOrderingYear 81No diagram
Which of the following is a feature of a pure substance?Atoms and elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
Everything is made up of particles. The shape of a particle is 3D and is represented as a ...Atoms and elementsShort answerYear 81No diagram
Which of the following diagrams represents more than one substance?Atoms and elementsMultiple choiceYear 81Diagram
What is the basic building block of all matter?Atoms and elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
Match the word to its definition.Atoms and elementsMatchingYear 84No diagram
According to Dalton's model of an atom, how are atoms represented?Atoms and elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
Arrange the following in order of size from smallest to largest.Atoms and elementsOrderingYear 81No diagram
Match the following symbols to the element.Atoms and elementsMatchingYear 86No diagram
Which of the following statements are correct?Atoms and elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
In chemistry, what does it mean if a substance is described as 'pure'?Properties of elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
An element on the Periodic Table is made up of only one type of ...Properties of elementsShort answerYear 81No diagram
Which statements explain why elements are considered to be pure substances?Properties of elementsMultiple choiceYear 82No diagram
A __________ is a characteristic of something that helps us describe or identify it.Properties of elementsShort answerYear 81No diagram
An example of a __________ is the flavour of a lemon. It can be said to have a sour taste.Properties of elementsShort answerYear 81No diagram
Which properties would be essential for making a saucepan?Properties of elementsMultiple choiceYear 83No diagram
Why do elements have fixed melting and boiling points?Properties of elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
Which of the following are physical properties of an element?Properties of elementsMultiple choiceYear 82No diagram
Which of the following is not a physical property of an element?Properties of elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
A physical change is __________ to reverse, e.g. melting or boiling. (Fill the blank with either difficult or easy)Properties of elementsShort answerYear 81No diagram
True or false? In chemical reactions, new substances are always formed.Properties of elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
Every element has its own __________ combination of properties.Properties of elementsShort answerYear 81No diagram
An element is a pure substance made from only one __________ of atom.Metallic elementsShort answerYear 81No diagram
Which of the following are physical properties of substances?Metallic elementsMultiple choiceYear 83No diagram
Match the physical property with its description.Metallic elementsMatchingYear 86No diagram
Which of the following is a pure substance?Metallic elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
When sodium metal is added to chlorine gas a yellow-orange flame and white solid form. Select what had happened and why.Metallic elementsMultiple choiceYear 83No diagram
Use the periodic table provided to match the names of the elements with their symbols.Metallic elementsMatchingYear 86No diagram
Which of the following properties are most likely associated with metals?Metallic elementsMultiple choiceYear 82No diagram
Graphite is a non-metal. Why is it unique?Metallic elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
What does 'malleable' mean?Metallic elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
Look at the table below and select which element is most likely to be a metal.Metallic elementsMultiple choiceYear 81Diagram
True or false? The elements highlighted in green in this image are all metals.Metallic elementsMultiple choiceYear 82Diagram
Match the properties to their meanings.Metallic elementsMatchingYear 86No diagram
What state of matter has particles held in fixed positions?Molecular elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
Where are non-metals located on the periodic table?Molecular elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
What is the boiling point of water (in °C)? Give your answer as a number.Molecular elementsShort answerYear 81No diagram
Which element's model is described as a ball that cannot be brokenMolecular elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
Elements are considered pure substances because they...Molecular elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
What does it mean when elements react together?Molecular elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
What is a molecule?Molecular elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
Which of the following is a diatomic molecule?Molecular elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
Identify the diatomic molecules.Molecular elementsMultiple choiceYear 82Diagram
Which gas is monatomic?Molecular elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
Which statement about molecules is incorrect?Molecular elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
The molecular formula for a diatomic nitrogen molecule is...Molecular elementsShort answerYear 81No diagram
What is an element?Common elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram
Which of these is a common property of metals?Common elementsMultiple choiceYear 81No diagram