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RTI:RC1 - Matter's Many Properties (Reading & Questions)
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Science
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4th Grade
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Easy
ELIZABETH KERLEY
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Multiple Choice
Which is NOT a property of water?
Has mass
Takes up space
Has a definite shape
Has a definite volume
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Multiple Choice
What is the smallest whole unit of matter?
A bond is the smallest whole unit of matter
An atom is the smallest whole unit of matter
An electron is the smallest whole unit of matter
A molecule is the smallest whole unit of matter
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is the nucleus of an atom made of?
A nucleus of an atom is made of electrons and protons
A nucleus of an atom is made of protons, neutrons, and electrons
A nucleus of an atom is made of protons and neutrons
A nucleus of an atom is made of electrons and neutrons
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Multiple Choice
What is mass often measured in ?
It is measured in meters cubed
It is measured in meters
It is measured in liters
It is measured in grams
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Multiple Choice
What are two properties of matter that can be measured?
Mass and height
Mass and length
Mass and volume
Volume and height
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Multiple Choice
On page 3 in paragraph 1, what key idea about matter is BEST supported?
The center of an atom is called a nucleus, which is made up of smaller parts.
Liquids have molecules that are close together but are able to move around to take on the shape of a container.
All matter (solids, liquids, and gases) are made up of atoms, which are the smallest unit of matter.
Solid, liquids, and gas are made up of large particles called molecules, which are bonded together.
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Multiple Choice
What sentence BEST shows that states of matter can change?
When lava cools, it can form a hard, shiny, black rock called obsidian. (page 1, paragraph 3)
Red-orange lava, or melted rock, shoots out of the top of the volcano. (page 1, paragraph 1)
Volcanoes also add gases to the air. (page 2, paragraph 3)
Lava is a type of matter. (page 1, paragraph 2)
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Multiple Choice
In which section would the reader find information about how matter moves?
"Measuring Matter"
"Molecules in States of Matter"
"Atoms and Molecules"
"States of Matter"
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Multiple Choice
On page 1 in paragraph 1, what does the word rumbling mean?
Hiding in a dark place
Exploding in a loud, colorful manner
Flooding onto low ground
Making a low, continuous sound
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