Sturcture and Properties of Matter

Jesica has two marbles with the same shape and size. She places each marble on a different side of a balance and finds one has a greater mass than the other. Which of the following is true?

• The particles are less attracted to one another in the heavier marble.

• The mass of the marbles are equal.

• The marbles are made of different materials.

• The marbles are changing states.

Which of the following demonstrates the movement of gas particles?

• Observing the air with a hand lens.

• Squeezing a ballon.

• Dropping a ball from a rooftop.

• Kicking an inflated football.

_______ maintains its shape and form.

• gas

• liquid

• solid

______ spreads out in air.

• solid

• gas

• liquid

_____ takes shape of container.

• gas

• liquid

• solid

You boil an equal amount of the two liquids. One of the liquids boils at 100 degree Celsius (212 degree Fahrenheit). The other boils at 110 degree Celsius (230 degree Fahrenheit). Which one of the following is true?

• The liquids are the same.

• The freezing point of these liquids is greater than 100 degree Celsius.

• The particles in both liquids are becoming more attracted to one another.

• One of the liquids is probably water.

You can find the volume of a box using...

• ruler and math

• graduated cylinder

• beaker and water

Match each physical property of matter with the object or substance that would best display it.​

​ Magnetism ​ (a)  

• Earth's core
• diomond
• boat
• melting ice

Match each physical property of matter with the object or substance that would best display it.​

Viscosity​ (a)  

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• melting ice cream
• boat
• diamond
• Earth's core

Match each physical property of matter with the object or substance that would best display it.​

​ Buoyancy ​ (a)  

• boat
• melting ice cream
• Earth's core
• diamond