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    BLOOMFIELD Academy Let Love Light Your Life

    Center for Science and Technology

    SECOND Quarter
    CHEMISTRY- Grade 7
    Summative Test 2
    SY 2019-2020
    CN:__________ Score:_______________
    Name: __________________________________________ Date: _____________________
    Year /Section:_______________________ Teacher: Mr. Van Denver Bautista
    I. MULTIPLE CHOICE
    DIRECTIONS: Read each statement/question. Choose and encircle the letter that corresponds to
    your answer. (1 pt each)
    1. It is the combination of 2 or more types of elements.
    A. Compound C. Mixture
    B. Element D. Solutions

    2. It is the combination of substances in which the atoms of the substance do not chemically
    combine.
    A. Colloid C. Pure substance
    B. Mixture D. Solutions

    3. It is the solute in the ice tea juice.


    A. Ice C. Ice tea mix
    B. Ice tea D. Water

    4. It is the simplest form of substance that cannot be broken down to anything simpler.
    A. Compound C. Mixture
    B. Element D. Solutions

    5. It is a substance that is dissolved in another substance.


    A. Compound C. Solution
    B. Solute D. Solvent

    6. This is the characteristic that makes mixtures and solutions differ from each other.
    A. There are no differences
    B. They have more than one elements in them
    C. Once combines chemically the other combines electronically
    D. The mixture combines physically and the solution is not easily separated

    7. It is the substance that contains only one type of atom is a(n).


    A. Compound C. Heterogeneous Mixture
    B. Element D. Homogeneous Mixture

    8. This is an example of pure substance.


    A. Bread C. Sea water
    B. Garden soil D. Table salt

    9. It is considered a solution.
    A. Compound C. Homogeneous
    B. Heterogeneous D. Pure substance

    10. It is an example of matter that is included in the type of pure substances that are made up of only
    one type of atom.
    A. C C. C6H12O6
    B. CH4 D. H2O

    11. It is the substance being dissolved in a solution.


    A. Insolvent C. Solvent
    B. Solute D. Substrate
    12. In this picture it represents this type of matter.
    A. Compound C. Mixture
    B. Element D. Pure Substance

    13. One of the choices below, shows an example of a homogeneous mixture.


    A. Oil and Water C. Soy sauce and water
    B. Sand and Salt D. Sugar and nuts

    14. This type of mixture contains two or more substances that are visibly distinguishable.
    A. Colloid C. Homogeneous
    B. Heterogeneous D. Solution

    15. It is a combination of particles of one or more substance/s that are


    distributed uniformly throughout another substance.
    A. Colloid C. Solution
    B. Heterogeneous Mixture D. Substance

    16. In this picture it represents this type of mixture.


    A. Compound C. Heterogeneous Mixture
    B. Element D. Homogeneous Mixture

    17. Diamonds (C) and Uranium (U) are example of this type of matter.
    A. Elements C. Mixtures
    B. Compounds D. Solutions

    18. It is a type of mixture that is not the same throughout.


    A. Compounds C. Homogeneous
    B. Heterogeneous D. Pure substance

    19. It is a type of matter that can only be separated by chemical means.


    A. Compound C. Mixture
    B. Element D. Solutions

    20. It is a pure substance that contains two or more different kinds of atoms.
    A. Colloid C. Element
    B. Compound D. Suspension

    II. IDENTIFICATION
    DIRECTION: From numbers 21-30, identify the type of mixture shown in the picture. Write
    your answer in the space provided after the number.

    21. __________________ Strawberry Juice

    22. __________________ A compost pile


    23. __________________ Milk

    24. __________________ Carbonated Drink

    25. __________________ Italian Salad Dressing

    26. __________________ Blue Berry Muffin

    27. __________________ Olive Oil

    28. __________________ Black Ink

    29. __________________ Chicken Noodle


    Soup

    30. __________________ Cake batter

    III. IDENTIFICATION
    DIRECTION: From numbers 21-30, identify what type of separating techniques are used. Write
    your answer in the space provided after the number.
    31. __________________ Sugar and lemonade
    32. __________________ Trail mix

    33. separation method would use to separate


    sugar from water

    34. Colored candies

    35. Separate noodles from water

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