How do we know air is matter?

Both explanations with the balloon involving volume and mass.

Air will take up space (volume in a balloon

A balloon with air has more mass (heaviness) than a balloon without air.

Which describes a solid?

Mass, volume, and shape don't change when in a container.

Mass, volume, and shape change in a container.

Mass and volume don't change, but shape changes in a container.

Mass doesn't change, but volume and shape do change in a container.

Which describes a liquid?

Mass and volume don't change, but shape changes in a container.

Mass, volume, and shape change in a container.

Mass, volume, and shape don't change when in a container.

Mass doesn't change, but volume and shape do change in a container.

Which describes a gas?

Mass doesn't change, but volume and shape do change in a container.

Mass, volume, and shape change in a container.

Mass, volume, and shape don't change when in a container.

Mass and volume don't change, but shape changes in a container.

Which statement is a claim?

Soap is made out of molecules too small to see.

We cant see the molecules of soap with a magnifying glass.

We see that it's hard to separate a big drop of soap into a smaller drop.

We see that the soap sticks to the end of the dropper.

Which statement is a claim?

Juice is made out of molecules too small to see.

We cant see the molecules of juice with a magnifying glass.

We see that it's hard to separate a big drop of juice into a smaller drop.

We see that the juice sticks to the end of the dropper.

Which statement is evidence?

We see that it's hard to separate a big drop of juice into smaller drops of juice.

Juice is made out of molecules that like to stick together.

Soap is made out of molecules that are too small to be seen.

Soap is made out of molecules that like to stick together.

Evidence: We looked at a drop of water with a magnifying glass. We could not see water molecules. What is our claim for this experiment?

We claimed that water molecules are too small to be seen.

We claimed that we know water molecules stick together

We claimed that water molecules are big enough to see.

We claimed that water molecules are not sticky at all.

Evidence: We saw that water sticks to the edge of a dropper. What is our claim for this experiment?

We claimed that we know water molecules stick together

We claimed that water molecules are too small to be seen.

We claimed that water molecules are big enough to see.

We claimed that water molecules are not sticky at all.

Evidence: We saw that it was hard to separate a big drop of water into smaller drops. What is our claim for this experiment?

We claimed that we know water molecules stick together

We claimed that water molecules are too small to be seen.

We claimed that water molecules are big enough to see.

We claimed that water molecules are not sticky at all.

In order to evaporate, do you need to add or take away energy?

Neither because you don't need to do anything with energy

Neither because it's impossible

In order to freeze, do you need to add or take away energy?

Neither because you don't need to do anything with energy

Neither because it's impossible

In order to sublimate, do you need to add or take away energy?

Neither because you don't need to do anything with energy

Neither because it's impossible

When deposition happens, are the particles starting to move faster or slower?

They never moved int he first place

When melting happens, are the particles starting to move faster or slower?

They never moved int he first place

When condensation happens, are the particles starting to move faster or slower?

They never moved int he first place

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What is matter?

Any thing that you can see

Anything that has mass and volume

Anything with mass (heaviness)

Anything with volume (space)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Which of the following is made out of matter?

A pencil

Love

Light

The Sound

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Which of the following is made out of matter?

Words

Anger

Air

Empty space

Which is not an example of matter?

Eggs

Light

Birds

Humans

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Which is not an example of matter?

The sun

The air

Tigers

Sound

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is mass?

How heavy something is

How much space something takes up

What something looks like

What something feels like

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How do you measure mass?

With a thermometer.

With a graduated cylinder

With a scale

With a ruler

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