How Can I Smell Things From a Distance - Learning Set 1 Quiz-RR

Dylan wants to know how much space her favorite horse figure takes up. What could she do to find out?

• Use the displacement method to determine the volume.

• Weigh it on a digital scale to determine the mass.

• Calculate the volume by multiplying its length x width x height.

• Drop in water and find the mass.

Which of the following would be considered a good claim for the question: Is air matter?

• Air is nothing.

• Air is a gas.

• Air is matter.

• Air carries odors.

Which activity below provided evidence that air has mass?

• When we placed the cup upside down with a paper towel in the bucket of water, the paper towel stayed dry.

• When we heated up menthol, it changed states from solid to liquid and gas.

• The air pump added air to the flask and popped the rubber stopper.

• The mass of the inflated balloon increased when compared to the deflated balloon.

Which factor can cause a change in a state of matter (solid, liquid and gas)?

• temperature

• mass

• volume

• weight

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NGSS.MS-PS1-4

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Which of the following provides evidence that air is matter?  Check all that apply. (Choose 2)

• Air is usually invisible

• Air has volume

• Odors travel through the air

• Air has mass

Which statements below are true of a gas?  Check all that apply.

• No definite shape

• Takes the shape of its container

• Can be added to or removed from a container

• Is made up of tiny particles

Which of the following has a definite shape and you cannot poke your finger through it?

• plasma

• liquids

• gasses

• solids

Can the material in rocks exist in a state other than a solid?

• No, the material in rocks are always a solid.

• Yes, it can be a liquid if you cool it.

• Yes, rocks are matter and matter can exist in all 3 states (solid, liquid and gas).

• No, rocks are only matter when they are a solid.

Dayna heated 50 mL of water on the stove to boiling. Several minutes later, she came back, turned off the stove and let the water cool down.  The volume of the water remaining in the flask will be______

• less than 50 mL

• more than 50 mL

• the same

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NGSS.MS-PS1-4

What happened to the air particles during the syringe activity?

• The air particles became closer together.

• The air particles became farther apart.

• The air particles stayed the same distance apart.

• The air particles were forced inside.

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NGSS.MS-PS1-4