Physical Properties Flashcard (Q1)

Front

A student compares the physical properties of a plastic cup, a rock, and an eraser. Which of these physical properties do the objects have in common?

Back

They are in the same physical state.

Front

A student tested materials to see if they conduct electrical or thermal energy. Which material would be the most likely to conduct electrical or thermal energy? Options: A cotton T-shirt, A dry log, A plastic water bottle, A copper penny

Back

Front

Which material is most likely to be attracted to a magnet? Options: Iron, Plastic, Glass, Paper

Back

Front

Which sample conducts electricity, is not magnetic, and has a mass greater than 10 g? (Click the picture to enlarge it) Options: Sample 1, Sample 2, Sample 3, Sample 4

Back

Sample 3

Front

Which property of matter is best illustrated by this image?

Back

Matter is made of particles that are too small to be seen.

Front

In which of the numbered locations is the ball with the greatest relative density? 1, 2, or 3?

Back

2

Front

A beaker with 100 mL of water has a temperature of 22°C. A student adds 10 g of salt and two ice cubes to the beaker. Which physical properties changed as the new materials were added?

Back

The temperature, mass, and volume