Investigating Liquid Properties Flashcard

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What is a property of most liquids?

Back

They take the shape of their container.

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What happens to the level of water in a glass when you pour more water into it?

Back

It goes up.

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Observable property to describe a liquid: its color, its weight, its sound, its shape

Back

its color

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Which of these containers will a liquid fill to the top if you pour enough liquid in? Options: Only a cup, Only a bowl, Any container, Only a plate.

Back

Any container.

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When you pour juice from a bottle into a cup, what happens to the shape of the juice?

Back

It takes the shape of the cup.

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How could you tell a glass of water from a glass of juice without tasting them?

Back

By looking at their color and smell.

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Material suitable for making a container to store juice without spilling: Fabric, Plastic, Wood, Paper

Back

Plastic

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You have three cups: one made of glass, one of metal, and one of plastic. You pour hot water into each. Which cup will feel the hottest to touch on the outside, and why?

Back

The metal cup, because it lets heat pass through quickly.

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What could you do to help spilled juice dry more quickly?

Back

Use a hair dryer on it.

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What happens if you add a spoonful of sugar to a cup of water and leave it without stirring?

Back

The sugar slowly dissolves and spreads through the water.