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1. Plasma exists in extremely high temperatures and environments with electrically charged gases. In which of the following can plasma probably exist?

2. A particular sample has the following characteristics: The particles move very quickly, randomly, and have great spaces in between. They move and occupy the space of the container. Which of the following samples fit the description above?

3. Which of the following statements is true when comparing the particles of honey and sugar cubes?

4. Which of the following are examples of chemical properties of matter? I. Flammability II. Combustibility III. Density IV. Reactivity

5. A cup holds 240 grams of liquid water and 80 grams of ice. What is a reasonable mass for the water in the cup after the ice melts?

6. Which of the following properties of copper metal is not affected by the amount of matter present?

7. In which of the following processes are the particles moving closer together?

8. Pure iron (Fe) melts at 1535 °C. Which of the following statements below is true?

9. A 40 cm magnesium ribbon sample is needed for a laboratory activity. You were advised to divide the ribbon into four samples. Which of the following properties of the magnesium ribbon will stay the same after dividing it?

10. Which of the following will undergo a chemical change? I. Melting of candle wax II. Burning of paper III. Shaping silver into wires IV. Rusting of metal fences V. Cooking eggs

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