Properties of Matter Quiz

During a science experiment, Benjamin measures the properties of a substance. Which of the following properties he measured is an example of an extensive property?

• Density

• Mass

• Hardness

• Melting point

Scarlett is comparing two identical cups of coffee, one full and one half-full. What property of the coffee does not change regardless of the amount?

• The amount of matter

• The type of matter

• The temperature of matter

• The shape of matter

During a chemistry experiment, Abigail noticed that regardless of the sample size, one property remained constant. Which of the following is an example of such an intensive property?

• Volume

• Weight

• Flammability

• Size

What is water in terms of its composition?

• Matter that has a varying composition.

• Matter that has a uniform composition.

• Matter that cannot be observed or measured.

• Matter that changes composition when observed.

During a science fair, Zoe presents a sample and asks, 'Which of the following is an example of a physical property of this sample?'

• Flammability

• Reactivity with acid

• Color

• Ability to rust

During a science project, Anika drops a ceramic cup onto a hard floor. What property of the cup is being measured by observing how easily it shatters?

• The ability to reflect light

• The resistance to flow

• How easily it can be scratched

• How easily it will shatter

What property of a diamond is indicated by its hardness?

• Its ability to return to its original shape after stretching

• How easily it can be pounded into thin sheets

• How easily it can be scratched

• Its ability to reflect light

During a science project, Ethan observes a rubber band's ability to:

• Flow easily

• Reflect light

• Return to its original shape after stretching

• Shatter easily

During a craft project, Kai is trying to create a decorative piece by shaping aluminum foil. What property of aluminum is Kai utilizing?

• How easily it can be scratched

• Its ability to reflect light

• How easily it can be pounded into thin sheets

• Its resistance to flow

Arjun is conducting an experiment to determine a substance's chemical property. Which of the following best describes what he is looking for?

• A property of the substance that cannot be observed without changing the substance itself

• A property of the substance that indicates how it reacts with something else

• A property of the substance that can be observed without changing the substance itself

• A property of the substance that does not change in any reaction