Name: Nhicole M.

Canicon

Grade & Strand: STEM – 12

Module 1: matter and its properties

Pre-assessment

TRUE 1. The changes that accompany a substance can also be classified as physical or
chemical change.
FALSE 2. Chemical changes are easier to directly reverse than physical change.
TRUE 3. Mixtures can be separated by physical means.
TRUE 4. Elements are composed of a single kind of particle.
TRUE 5. Components of a mixture can be separated using different techniques.

Assessment
A.
Household items Elements or Compounds
1. sugar compound
2. water compound
3. baking soda compound

B.
Household items Homogeneous or Heterogeneous
1. milk and cereals heterogeneous
2. vinegar homogeneous
3. salad heterogeneous

MODULE 2: MEASUREMENTS
Pre-assessment

TRUE 1. A data can be described by its accuracy and its precision.

TRUE 2. A measured quantity has a numerical value and a corresponding unit.
FALSE 3. Systematic error is present in every measurement and has the same degree of
error.
FALSE 4. Celsius is the standard unit used for temperature.
TRUE 5. Conversion factor is a ratio of three different units used to convert a given unit
to a desired unit.

Assessment
A.
Symbol Prefix Quantity
c 1. centi 2. one-hundredth
d 3. deci 4. one-tenth
G 5. giga 6. one billion
k 7. kilo 8. one thousand
 m 9. milli 10. one-thousandth
n 11. nano 12. one-billionth
p 13. pico 14. one-trillionth
T 15. tera 16. one trillion
M 17. mega 18. one million
g 19. 20.

B.
1. 711.0 = 7.110 x 10^2
2. 0.239 = 2.39 x 10^-1
3. 90743 = 9. 0745 x 10^4
4. 134.2 = 1.342 x 10^2
5. 0.05499 = 5.499 x 10^-2

C.
1. What is the mass of 4.00 cm^3 of sodium, with a density of 0.97 g/m^3?

Mass = (Density) (Volume)

Mass = 0.97 x 4.00 cm^3

1 cm^3

= 3.88g

2. What is the mass of 25.0 mL octane, with a density of 0.702 g/cm%3?

Mass = (Density) (Volume)

Mass = 0.702g x 25.0 mL

1 cm^3

= 17. 55g

3. Convert the temperature of water, 54 oC, into degrees Fahrenheit and Kelvin.