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| Elements are the ______________ of matter. |
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| Examples of elements include: ___________________________. |
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| A(n)______________ is made up of only one type of matter. |
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| ___________________ are the smallest particles of an element. |
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| Atoms of one element are all ____________. |
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| A(n) _________________ is two or more types of matter combined. |
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| In a mixture, each type of matter keeps its __________________. |
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| _________________ is a mixture that is blended completely. |
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| A mixture can be separated by: sort by picking, filter, or _______________. |
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| Examples of a mixture include: |
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| mixed vegetables, saltwater, and grape juice |
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| A(n) ________________ forms when two or more elements combine chemically. |
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| In a compound, each element loses its properties when _________________. |
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| Examples of a compound include: |
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| A(n) __________________ is a mixture of two or more elements - one must be a metal. |
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| In an alloy, mixing metal with another element can make it ________________. |
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| In a ____________________, matter begins and ends with the same type of matter. |
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| Three kinds of physical changes include: change in size and shape, position, and change in ____________. |
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| In a physical change, the ____________ of an object stays the same. |
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| _____________ energy and the loss of this energy can cause matter to change states. |
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| In a _________________, matter itself changes (you start with one kind of matter and end with another). |
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| In a chemical change, the new matter has properties _______________ than the matter you started with. |
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| A chemical change always involves ________________ - either it takes it in or gives it off. |
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| An example of a chemical change is __________________. |
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