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Properties of Matter REVIEW

Properties of Matter REVIEW

Assessment

Presentation

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Science

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4th - 6th Grade

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Medium

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NGSS
MS-PS1-4, MS-PS3-3, MS-ESS2-2

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Created by

ASHLEY PEREZ

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7 Slides • 18 Questions

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Properties of Matter

Before we review some important vocab terms, let's do a little warming up~

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Multiple Choice

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Click the picture and Analyze it.


The diagram shows parts of a process that occurred over time.

Which process does this diagram most likely represent?

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the erosion of a coastline

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the deposition of sediments

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the weathering of a mountain

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the formation of a sea

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Multiple Choice

Which statement correctly describes how a landform is formed?

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a lake is formed when flowing water carves out the sides of a canyon

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a mountain range is formed when glaciers slowly move across the landscape

3

a delta is formed at a mouth of a river when flowing water slows and deposits sediment

4

a u-shaped valley is formed when winds pickup and moves sediment away from the landscape

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LET'S REVIEW SOME VOCAB. TERMS

In the next few slides, you will either read statements or examine pictures then choose the correct vocab term the connects you to the concept

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Multiple Choice

When observing an object, you look for its: solubility, magnetism, physical state, mass, ability to conduct electricity or thermal energy and density.

These are referred to its physical properties of matter.

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agree

2

disagree

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Multiple Select

The gaseous state of water can be (select all that apply):

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ice

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steam

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water vapor

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mist/ fog

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helium

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Multiple Choice

Matter that has a definite volume and shape.

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Multiple Choice

State of matter that has no fixed shape and no fixed volume.

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Multiple Choice

A state of matter that has a fixed volume but not a fixed shape. It will take the shape of the container it is in.

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Multiple Choice

An INSULATOR:

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melts metals

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turns into a gas when heated

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blocks or slows down the transfer of heat energy

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speeds up transfer of heat energy

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Multiple Choice

A CONDUCTOR:

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turns into a solid when the temperature drops

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is an inherited trait

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stops electrical energy from flowing

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allows heat energy to flow freely through it

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Multiple Choice

A conductor:

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turns into a solid when temperature drops

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is an inherited trait

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Open Ended

List 3 CONDUCTORS

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Multiple Choice

All circuits should include wires (conductor), a battery (energy source) and a load (light, bell, fan).

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Agree

2

Disagree

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Multiple Select

Parts of a circuit include:

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4
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Open Ended

List 3 INSULATORS

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Open Ended

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In wires, they are part insulator and part conductor.

Identify the parts by completing the sentence stem below:


In a wire the ___________ is the conductor, and the ____________ is the insulator.

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Multiple Choice

MASS is:

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how much something weighs

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the measurement of the amount of matter in an object

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as large as a boat

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is less dense than water

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Multiple Choice

MASS will always be more dense than water.

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Agree

2

Disagree

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Open Ended

Why will MASS not always be more dense than water?

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Properties of Matter

Before we review some important vocab terms, let's do a little warming up~

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