QUIZ PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

A student reaches one hand into a bag filled with smooth objects. The student feels the objects but does not look into the bag. Which property of the objects can the student most likely identify?

• Texture

• Size

• Shape

• Electricity

Diane wants to determine the density to her teddy bear. If she want to do it, she first must to know:

• Mass and width

• Mass and Volume

• Volume and Shape

• Volume and Length

According to the image, what liquid has the highest density?

• Vegetable Oil

• Dish Soap

• Honey

• Corn Syrup

• Water

Peter uses a balance to measure the mass of an apple. He finds that it is 224 g. Then he cuts the apple into four pieces with different sizes. What can he conclude?

• The mass of each part is 56 g.

• The sum of the masses of the parts is 224 g.

• Each part has a mass that is slightly less than 56 g

• Each part has a mass that is slightly greater than 56 g.

If all of the water from container A is poured into container B, what will happen to the volume of the water?

• It will decrease

• It will stay the same

• It will increase

• It will disappear

These are examples of:

• Principles

• Properties

• Stages

• Processes

Which tool should a student use to compare the masses of two small rocks?

• Balance

• Ruler

• Hand lens

• Measuring cup

• Color

• Shape

• Odor

• Texture

The law of conservation of mass states:

• The mass is made or lost

• The mass is created and destroyed

• The mass is never made or lost

• The mass is never made, lost or transform

A description of objects that can be measured and observed.

• Gas

• Mustangs

• Physical properties

• Melting point