Matter Mastery

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Explore basics of atoms and matter.

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Froggy Jumps Matter MasteryVersion en ligne Explore basics of atoms and matter. par Eman Nabil 1 What is the smallest part of an element that still has its properties? a Compound b Molecule c Atom 2 Which term describes matter made of only one kind of atom? a Molecule b Atom c Element 3 What is the term for all matter made of tiny particles called atoms? a Cell theory b Molecular theory c Atomic theory 4 What are atoms joined together to form when two elements bond? a Element b Compound c Molecule 5 What is the smallest particle of a compound that still has its properties? a Atom b Molecule c Element 6 Table salt is an example of which: atom, element, or compound? a Element b Atom c Compound 7 Which describes matter made of tiny particles too small to be seen with a regular microscope? a Matter is energy only b Matter is indivisible c Matter is made of atoms 8 Water is a molecule because it is made of how many types of atoms? a Three atoms b One atom c Two atoms (hydrogen and oxygen) 9 Which term means a substance made of two or more elements? a Compound b Element c Molecule 10 What is the smallest particle of a compound that retains its properties? a Atom b Molecule c Element

Froggy Jumps

Matter MasteryVersion en ligne

Explore basics of atoms and matter.

par Eman Nabil

What is the smallest part of an element that still has its properties?

Compound

Molecule

Atom

Which term describes matter made of only one kind of atom?

Molecule

Atom

Element

What is the term for all matter made of tiny particles called atoms?

Cell theory

Molecular theory

Atomic theory

What are atoms joined together to form when two elements bond?

Element

Compound

Molecule

What is the smallest particle of a compound that still has its properties?

Atom

Molecule

Element

Table salt is an example of which: atom, element, or compound?

Element

Atom

Compound

Which describes matter made of tiny particles too small to be seen with a regular microscope?

Matter is energy only

Matter is indivisible

Matter is made of atoms

Water is a molecule because it is made of how many types of atoms?

Three atoms

One atom

Two atoms (hydrogen and oxygen)

Which term means a substance made of two or more elements?

Compound

Element

Molecule

What is the smallest particle of a compound that retains its properties?

Atom

Molecule

Element

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Matter MasteryVersion en ligne

par Eman Nabil

What is the smallest part of an element that still has its properties?

Which term describes matter made of only one kind of atom?

What is the term for all matter made of tiny particles called atoms?

What are atoms joined together to form when two elements bond?

What is the smallest particle of a compound that still has its properties?

Table salt is an example of which: atom, element, or compound?

Which describes matter made of tiny particles too small to be seen with a regular microscope?

Water is a molecule because it is made of how many types of atoms?

Which term means a substance made of two or more elements?

What is the smallest particle of a compound that retains its properties?

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