Grade 9 Chemical Reactions Worksheet with Answers
Grade 9 (US) · Year 10 (UK) · Class 9 (India) · Chemistry
Unit 4: Chemical ReactionsReactions & Conservation of MassNGSS HS-PS1-2
Reactants and products, types of chemical reactions, and signs that a reaction has happened. This free high school worksheet has 12 questions and a full answer key. Print it or save it as a PDF — every answer is checked by code, not guessed.
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Chemical Reactions
Grade 9 · Chemistry
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Learning goal: Reactions & Conservation of Mass · NGSS HS-PS1-2
Directions: Read each question carefully. Circle the correct choice or write your answer on the line.
Is rusting a physical change or a chemical change?
Answer: a chemical change
RememberTypes of reactions
- 1
What substance speeds up a reaction without being used up?
- 2
Balance this equation: H₂ + O₂ → H₂O
- 3
Is burning wood exothermic or endothermic?
ExothermicEndothermic - 4
What law says matter can't be created or destroyed in a reaction?
- 5
What do we call a reaction that releases heat?
- 6
What does an arrow mean in a chemical equation?
- 7
Is baking a cake a physical change or a chemical change?
- 8
Name two ways to make a reaction go faster.
- 9
If 10 g of reactants react completely in a sealed container, what is the mass of the products?
- 10
What do we call the new substances formed by a chemical reaction?
- 11
Is melting ice a physical change or a chemical change?
- 12
What do we call a reaction that absorbs heat?
★ Challenge corner for fast finishers
If you could fold a sheet of paper 42 times, roughly how thick would it be?
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Answer key — Chemical Reactions (Grade 9)
- 1.a catalyst
- 2.2H₂ + O₂ → 2H₂O
- 3.exothermic
- 4.the law of conservation of mass
- 5.exothermic
- 6."produces" or "yields"
- 7.a chemical change
- 8.raise the temperature, increase concentration, use smaller pieces (more surface area), or add a catalyst (any two)
- 9.10 g (mass is conserved)
- 10.products
- 11.a physical change
- 12.endothermic
- ★far enough to reach the Moon (about 440,000 km)
Answer key (click to show)
- 1.a catalyst
- 2.2H₂ + O₂ → 2H₂O
- 3.exothermic
- 4.the law of conservation of mass
- 5.exothermic
- 6."produces" or "yields"
- 7.a chemical change
- 8.raise the temperature, increase concentration, use smaller pieces (more surface area), or add a catalyst (any two)
- 9.10 g (mass is conserved)
- 10.products
- 11.a physical change
- 12.endothermic
- ★far enough to reach the Moon (about 440,000 km) (challenge corner)
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