Grade 6 Physical & Chemical Changes Worksheet with Answers
Grade 6 (US) · Year 7 (UK) · Class 6 (India) · Science
Unit 7: Going FurtherAdvanced: Grade 7–8 PreviewNGSS MS-PS1-2Advanced
Telling physical changes from chemical changes and recognizing signs of a reaction. This free middle 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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Physical & Chemical Changes
Grade 6 · Science
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Learning goal: Advanced: Grade 7–8 Preview · NGSS MS-PS1-2
Directions: This worksheet has 2 parts. Read the instructions at the start of each part.
RememberPhysical or chemical change?
Physical or Chemical change? Tick one box for each.
| Physical | Chemical change | |
|---|---|---|
1Ice melting | ||
2Boiling water | ||
3Crushing a can | ||
4Dissolving sugar in tea | ||
5Cutting paper |
Answer each question. Use full sentences where you can.
- 6
Name two signs of a chemical change.
- 7
Physical or chemical change? Baking bread
- 8
Why is dissolving salt in water a physical change?
- 9
Physical or chemical change? Milk going sour
- 10
Physical or chemical change? Wood burning
- 11
Physical or chemical change? A firework exploding
- 12
Physical or chemical change? Iron rusting
★ Challenge corner for fast finishers
Why does a spinning ice skater spin faster when she pulls her arms in?
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Answer key — Physical & Chemical Changes (Grade 6)
- 1.physical
- 2.physical
- 3.physical
- 4.physical
- 5.physical
- 6.gas bubbles, color change, new smell, light or heat, precipitate (any two)
- 7.chemical
- 8.no new substance forms; you can get the salt back by evaporation
- 9.chemical
- 10.chemical
- 11.chemical
- 12.chemical
- ★conservation of angular momentum
Answer key (click to show)
- 1.physical
- 2.physical
- 3.physical
- 4.physical
- 5.physical
- 6.gas bubbles, color change, new smell, light or heat, precipitate (any two)
- 7.chemical
- 8.no new substance forms; you can get the salt back by evaporation
- 9.chemical
- 10.chemical
- 11.chemical
- 12.chemical
- ★conservation of angular momentum (challenge corner)
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