Question

practice it! franklin created two lists, one for chemical changes and one for physical changes. drag and drop the headers and examples to create each list. tearing paper burning a candle getting a haircut digesting food chemical changes no defined shape physical changes water evaporating fireworks exploding has defined shape

Explanation:

A physical change is a change in which no new substances are formed. Tearing paper and getting a haircut are physical changes as the basic nature of the substances (paper and hair) remains the same. A chemical change is a change in which new substances are formed. Burning a candle (produces carbon - dioxide, water vapor etc.) and digesting food (complex food molecules are broken down into simpler ones through chemical reactions) are chemical changes.

Answer:

Left - hand side header: physical changes; Left - hand side additional example: water evaporating (it is a physical change as water changes from liquid to gas state without changing its chemical composition). Right - hand side header: chemical changes; Right - hand side additional example: fireworks exploding (it is a chemical change as new substances are formed during the explosion).