5.1

Which of the following does the activity shown prove about air?

• Balloons can be blown and burst.

• Air is not matter because you cannot see it or hear it.

• Air is matter because it has mass and occupies space.

• Air can turn a balloon into light.

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Which of the following explains why the balloon becomes larger in size when air is added?

• Air has mass

• Air has weight

• Air occupies space

• Air explodes

The amount of space an object takes up is called -

• volume

• density

Matter is anything that has-

• a low density

• a high density

• mass and volume

• mass and weight

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The amount of matter something contains is its ______________.

• gas

• solid

• weight

• mass

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What is being measured using this balance?

• length

• mass

• shape

• volume

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How do we know air is matter?

• Air will change color.

• A balloon with air is exactly the same size as one without air.

• Actually, air isn't matter.

• A balloon with air has more mass and volume than one without air.

This experiment shows that-

• a balloon is matter.

• air is matter.

• a balloon has color.

• air has a shape.

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Which one is matter?

• carbon dioxide

• light

• sound

• heat

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Which one is not matter?

• lava

• oxygen

• plants

• sadness