Matter 4.6A and 4.6B

Match the following

• Air

• Ice

• Water Vapor

• Steam

• Frozen Water

• Solid

• Rock

• Gas

• Water

• Liquid

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Which item is magnetic?

• Wood

• Penny

• Nails

• Ping Pong Ball

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Solid

,

(b) Liquid

,

(c) Gas

• Water
• Oxygen
• Milk
• Plastic

• Carbon Dioxide
• Wood

• Nitrogen
• Rock

• Juice
• Iron

• Helium
• Vinegar

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A magnet would be able to attract

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Label each jar according to its density.

a

b

c

Most Dense

More Dense

Less Dense

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Which of the following are NOT mixtures?

• Trail Mix

• Salt

• Fruit Salad

• Sugar

Jak and Josie want to see which item is more dense and which item is less dense. They have a rock and a piece of cork. The ​ (a)   is less dense and the ​ (b)   is more dense.

• piece of cork
• rock

There are three states of ​ (a)   My class has some water. The water is a ​ (b)   If we leave the water outside and add heat it will evaporate and turn into a ​ (c)   If we take away the heat and put it into the freezer, it will turn into a ​ (d)  

• matter.
• liquid.
• gas.
• solid.

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What is true about a solution? More than one answer.

• Physical Properties change when mixed.

• Can easily be separated.

• Separate by evaporation.

What is true about a mixture? More than one answer.

• Can easily be separated.

• Physical Properties change when mixed.

• Keeps physical properties.