🔬 Science 7 – Quarter 1 Reviewer
🌡 1. States of Matter & Particle Theory
Matter exists in different states: solid, liquid, and gas.
Particle Theory states that matter is made up of tiny particles that are in constant
motion.
⬜ 1. Multiple Choice: Which state of matter has a definite shape? a. Solid b. Liquid c. Gas
⬜ 2. Fill in: The __________ theory explains that matter is made of tiny particles.
⬜ 3. List three differences between solids and gases.
⬜ 4. True or False: Particles in a gas are tightly packed.
⬜ 5. Explain how temperature affects particle motion.
⬜ 6. Draw the arrangement of particles in solid, liquid, and gas.
⬜ 7. Identify: Ice melting is a change from __________ to __________.
⬜ 8. Multiple Choice: Which state has the highest kinetic energy? a. Solid b. Liquid c. Gas
⬜ 9. Predict: What happens to the volume of gas when cooled?
⬜ 10. Give two examples of each state of matter.
🔑 Answer Key: 1-A, 2-particle, 3-varies, 4-F, 5-varies, 6-varies, 7-solid, liquid, 8-C, 9-varies,
10-varies
⚗ 2. Physical & Chemical Properties of Matter
Physical properties can be observed without changing the substance.
Chemical properties describe a substance's ability to change into new matter.
⬜ 1. Multiple Choice: Which is a physical property? a. Flammability b. Density c. Reactivity
⬜ 2. Fill in: __________ properties involve changes in composition.
⬜ 3. List three examples of chemical properties.
⬜ 4. True or False: Color is always a chemical property.
⬜ 5. Give an example where a physical property is useful in daily life.
⬜ 6. Identify: Rusting is a __________ change.
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⬜ 7. Multiple Choice: Which is NOT a physical property? a. Boiling point b. Mass c.
Combustion
⬜ 8. Explain why solubility is a physical property.
⬜ 9. List two ways to test chemical properties.
⬜ 10. Draw a table comparing at least 4 physical and 4 chemical properties.
🔑 Answer Key: 1-B, 2-Chemical, 3-varies, 4-F, 5-varies, 6-chemical, 7-C, 8-varies, 9-varies, 10-
varies
🔄 3. Physical & Chemical Changes
Physical change alters form or appearance, but not composition.
Chemical change forms a new substance with different properties.
⬜ 1. Multiple Choice: Which is a chemical change? a. Melting b. Burning wood c. Cutting paper
⬜ 2. Fill in: Melting is an example of __________ change.
⬜ 3. List three signs of chemical change.
⬜ 4. True or False: Physical changes are irreversible.
⬜ 5. Give two examples of physical change in nature.
⬜ 6. Explain why cooking an egg is a chemical change.
⬜ 7. Identify: Dissolving sugar in water is a __________ change.
⬜ 8. Multiple Choice: Which is NOT a sign of chemical change? a. Gas formation b. Color
change c. Size change
⬜ 9. Describe: How is rust formed?
⬜ 10. Create a diagram showing the difference between the two changes.
🔑 Answer Key: 1-B, 2-physical, 3-varies, 4-F, 5-varies, 6-varies, 7-physical, 8-C, 9-varies, 10-
varies
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