Lesson 2 Activity 3: Recognizing Pure Substance and Mixture Around Me.

Test I. Analyze the picture shown, then, identify its type of matter (pure substance, mixture, homogeneous, heterogeneous, element, compound). #matter PAINT Mixture Pure Substance PAINT Homogeneous Mixture Heterogeneous MIxture Element Compound CHALK Mixture Pure Substance CHALK Homogeneous Mixture Heterogeneous MIxture Element Compound COPPER (Cu) Mixture Pure Substance COPPER (Cu) Homogeneous Mixture Heterogeneous MIxture Element Compound NUTS Mixture Pure Substance NUTS Homogeneous Mixture Heterogeneous MIxture Element Compound Test II. Identification Read the statement below, and identify the terms described in each item. To answer this activity, click the blue dot located in the blanks, then, key in or encode your answer.WORDS (choices):element compound heterogeneous homogeneousmatter mixture pure subtance matter mixture pure substance heterogeneous homogeneous compound element Test III. Read the questions below, then choose your answers. #matter Read the statements below and determine if they are true or false. ClickTrue if the statement is correct and False if the statement is not correct. T or False: A particular matter can be either a mixture or a pure substance.Clue: Matter can be further classified. True False T or False: Mixtures cannot be separated by physical means. True False T or False: Oil mixed with water is a homogeneous mixture. True False T or False: A pure silver necklace is an element. True False T or False: Water is made up of oxygen and hydrogen atoms. Thus, it is a compound.Clue:The hydrogen and oxygen atoms are bonded together. True False T or False: Compounds are made up of only one type of atom.Clue:H20 or water is an example of a compound. True False T or False: Mixtures are composed only of compounds.Clue:Air is an example of a mixture. True False T or False: In a mixture, substances can be separated.Clue:Oil-in-water is an example of a mixture. True False