What is matter?, Anything that moves, Anything that has mass and takes up space, Anything that produces light, Anything that is alive, Which of the following is a physical property?, Color, Burning, Rusting, Reacting with water, What is the smallest unit of an element?, Molecule, Mixture, Compound, Atom, Which property describes a substance's ability to change into a new substance?, Volume, Physical property, Chemical property, Mass, Which of the following is an example of a physical property?, Paper burning, Wood being hard, Iron rusting, Carbon dioxide reacting with water, What is formed when carbon dioxide reacts with water?, Carbonic acid, Rust, Oxygen, Sugar, Why is oxygen dissolving in water considered a physical property?, A new substance is formed, A chemical reaction occurs, Oxygen changes into water, The oxygen remains the same substance, Which process is an example of a chemical change?, Gold melting, Oxygen dissolving in water, Iron rusting, Wood being hard, Which statement best explains why flammability is a chemical property?, It measures hardness, It can be observed without any change, It describes a substance's color, It causes a substance to form new substances when it burns, Water and carbon dioxide are converted into sugar and oxygen in plants. Why is this considered a chemical change?, The substances only change location, The substances dissolve in each other, New substances are produced, No energy is involved

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