Assessment
Directions: Study the following situations and identify what is likely to happen when
the heat is applied to the object. Choose the answer inside the
parenthesis.
1. The
example of
(melting, melts) of butter when left out in a warm room is an
(chemical change, physical change)
2. An ice cream cone
(melting, melts) on a hot day is an example of
(chemical change, physical change)
3. Charcoal
(burns, burning) on the grill is an example of
(chemical change, physical change).
4. Frying an egg on a
(heated, heating) pan is an example of
(chemical change, physical change)
5. An ice
example of
(melting, melts) when taken out from a refrigerator is an
(chemical change, physical change)
6. Ben likes to eat toasted marshmallow. So, his mother cooked some.
(Toasting, Toasted) marshmallow is an example of
(chemical change,
physical change)
(ashes, ash) is an
7. Burning woods change to ashes. Turning into
example (chemical change, physical change)
8. A lighted candle
(melting, melts) on a dark night. This is an effect of
applying heat to a material. It results to
(chemical change, physical
change)
9. A spoon of white sugar was heated over a stove for 3-5 minutes. The result was
the white sugar turned into
(brown and black, white and black).
Burnt sugar is an example of
(chemical change, physical change)
10. A chocolate bar was left on a
It is an example of
(cool, warm) room for a day and melted.
(chemical change, physical change)​