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Page 1: Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Measuring Matter Question 1

Who Wants To Be A Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?Millionaire?

Measuring Matter

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Question 1

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What are the three states of matter?

A space, liquid and gasB space, line and gateC solid, liquid and gasD solid, line and gate

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What are the three states of matter?

A space, liquid and gasB space, line and gateC solid, liquid and gasD solid, line and gate

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$100

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Question 2

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The temperature at which matter changes

from a solid to a liquid is called

A boiling pointB freezing pointC condensing pointD melting point

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The temperature at which matter changes

from a solid to a liquid is called

A boiling pointB freezing pointC condensing pointD melting point

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$200

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Question 3

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The temperature at which matter changes

from a liquid to a gas is called

A melting pointB boiling pointC freezing point D evaporating point

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The temperature at which matter changes from a liquid to a gas is called

A melting pointB boiling pointC freezing point D evaporating point

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$300

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Question 4

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The basic unit of volume is called

A gramB literC meterD matter

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A gramB literC meterD matter

The basic unit of volume is called

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$500

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Question 5

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A gramB literC matterD meter

The basic unit of length is called

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The basic unit of length is called

A gramB literC matterD meter

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$1,000

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Question 6

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The basic unit of mass is called

A literB matterC gramD meter

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The basic unit of mass is called

A literB matterC gramD meter

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$2,000

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Question 7

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A tool used to measure the volume of liquids is

called

A graduated cylinderB mixtureC meter stickD bucket

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A tool used to measure the volume of liquids is

called

A graduated cylinderB mixtureC meter stickD bucket

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$4,000

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Question 8

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The amount of space something takes up is

called

A mixtureB gramC matterD volume

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The amount of space something takes up is

called

A mixtureB gramC matterD volume

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$8,000

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Question 9

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Anything that has weight and takes up

space is called

A solidsB matterC volumeD gram

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Anything that has weight and takes up space is

called

A solidsB matterC liquids onlyD gram

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$16,000

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Question 10

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Two or more solids that can be easily separated

A physical changeB chemical changeC solutionD mixture

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Two or more solids that can be easily separated

A physical changeB chemical changeC solutionD mixture

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$32,000

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Question 11

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When you combine chocolate powder mix

with milk, you are making a

A mixtureB literC solutionD chemical change

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When you combine chocolate mix with milk,

you are making a

A mixtureB literC solutionD chemical change

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$64,000

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Question 12

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Painting your car is an example of a

A physical changeB solutionC chemical changeD mixture

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Painting your car is an example of a

A physical changeB solutionC chemical changeD mixture

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$125,000

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Question 13

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You should measure the volume of a room

inA metersB litersC cubic metersD kilometers

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You should measure the volume of a room

inA metersB litersC cubic metersD kilometers

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$250,000

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Question 14

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When you combine watermelon, cantaloupe, and

grapes in a bowl you are making a

A solutionB mixtureC physical changeD chemical change

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When you combine watermelon, cantaloupe,

and grapes you are making a

A solutionB mixtureC physical changeD chemical change

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$500,000

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Question 15

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Digesting food is an example of

A chemical changeB physical changeC mixtureD solution

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Digesting food is an example of

A chemical changeB physical changeC mixtureD solution

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$1,000,000