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    This document is a science test that assesses students' understanding of pure substances and mixtures. It contains multiple choice questions about the types of pure substances (elements and compounds) and mixtures (homogeneous and heterogeneous). Examples of pure substances like sodium and table salt are given. Students are asked to classify different substances and mixtures, and identify processes used to separate mixtures like filtration, distillation, evaporation, and magnetation. The test evaluates key concepts like homogeneous meaning "same" and that chemical combinations define compounds.

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    This document is a science test that assesses students' understanding of pure substances and mixtures. It contains multiple choice questions about the types of pure substances (elements and compounds) and mixtures (homogeneous and heterogeneous). Examples of pure substances like sodium and table salt are given. Students are asked to classify different substances and mixtures, and identify processes used to separate mixtures like filtration, distillation, evaporation, and magnetation. The test evaluates key concepts like homogeneous meaning "same" and that chemical combinations define compounds.

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    This document is a science test that assesses students' understanding of pure substances and mixtures. It contains multiple choice questions about the types of pure substances (elements and compounds) and mixtures (homogeneous and heterogeneous). Examples of pure substances like sodium and table salt are given. Students are asked to classify different substances and mixtures, and identify processes used to separate mixtures like filtration, distillation, evaporation, and magnetation. The test evaluates key concepts like homogeneous meaning "same" and that chemical combinations define compounds.

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    Name__________________ Date:_______________

    Science 7 Summative Test No1.3: Pure Substances & Mixtures

    I. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the best answer of your choice. Write the letters only.

    1. What are the two types of pure substances? 10. Two substances physically combined and that appears the
    A. compound and mixtures same throughout is classified as
    b. elements and compounds
    c. elements and mixtures A. A homogeneous mixture
    d. homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures B. A heterogeneous mixture
    C. An element
    2. What are the two types of Mixtures D. A compound

    A. Elements and Subatomic Particles 11. It is the process of separating two or more liquids.
    B. Protons and Electrons A. Filtration
    C. Atoms and Compounds B. distillation
    D. Homogenous and Heterogeneous C. Evaporation
    D. Magnetation
    3. One specific type of homogeneous mixture is
    12. It is use to separate a solid from a liquid.
    A. An atom A. Filtration
    B. An element B. distillation
    C. A solution C. Evaporation
    D. A compound D. Magnetation

    4. Cookies and cream ice cream would be classified as 13. Pulp of an orange can be separated from an orange juice
    A. A homogenous mixture through:
    B. A heterogenous mixture A. Filtration
    C. An element B. distillation
    D. A compound C. Evaporation
    D. Magnetation
    5. Table salt, also known as sodium chloride would be
    classified as 14. Evaporation is one of the processes ofseparating mixture
    A. A homogeneous mixture which is most applicable in:
    B. A heterogeneous mixture A. Separating solid from liquid
    C. An element B. separate the substances that dissolved in water
    D. A compound C. separate substances that attracted to a magnetic field
    D. separating 2 or more liquids
    6. A glass of Kool Aid would be classified as
    A. A homogeneous mixture 15. You know that only heteroegeneous mixtures (ex.
    B. A heterogeneous mixture suspension) can scatter light (tyndal effect).
    C. An element
    D. A compound

    7. Helium would be classified as


    A. A homogeneous mixture
    B. A heterogeneous mixture
    C. An element
    D. A compound

    8. The prefix homo- means


    A. Same
    B. Different
    C. Whole
    D. Bonded

    9. Two elements chemically combined defines


    A. A homogeneous mixture What substance is most likely to be in container A?
    B. A heterogeneous mixture
    C. An element A. salt water
    D. A compound B. gelatin
    C. oil & water
    D. mayonnaise
    Test II: Classify the following as to whether it is a substances or a mixture by writing S or M in the space provided.

    _________1. sodium
    _________2. water
    _________3. oil
    _________4. coffee
    _________5. oxygen
    _________6. alcohol
    _________7. carbon dioxide
    _________8. table salt (NaCl)
    _________9. air
    ________10. Blood

    Test III. Classify the following substances and mixtures as either homogeneous mixtures (example: Solutions) or heterogeneous
    mixtures. Write your answer before each number.

    _________1. Mixed nuts


    _________2. Bowl of colored candies
    _________3. Air
    _________4. Salt water
    _________5. Rain water
    _________6. Cereal in milk
    _________7. Vodka
    _________8. Vinegar
    _________9. Vegetable soup
    _________10. Pizza

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