WorksheetsClassifying Matter
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following objects is a liquid?
a)
Ice cube
b)
Apple juice
c)
Rubber ball
d)
Plastic spoon
2.
Students sorted objects into two groups.
Which one of the answer choices belongs in GROUP 2?
Which one of the answer choices belongs in GROUP 2?
a)
Textbook
b)
Soccer ball
c)
Cereal box
d)
Notebook paper
3.
All of the following objects have a smooth texture EXCEPT –
a)
Balloon
b)
Marble
c)
Rock
d)
Coke Can
4.
Students placed a black block and a white block on each side of a balance.
Based on the results, what can the students say about the two blocks?
Based on the results, what can the students say about the two blocks?
a)
The white block is wider and taller than the black block.
b)
The white block has more mass than the black block.
c)
The black block has a lower temperature than the white block.
d)
The black block has more mass than the white block.
5.
Which scientific tool would you use to determine the temperature of an object?
a)
Hand lens
b)
Ruler
c)
Stop watch
d)
Thermometer
6.
Which of these is a change made by adding heat?
a)
A can of soda turning to ice in the freezer
b)
Water drops forming on a cold glass
c)
A puddle evaporating on a sunny day
d)
Raindrops changing into snow flakes
7.
What happens when a candy bar is left in a car on a hot day?
a)
It boils.
b)
It evaporates.
c)
It freezes.
d)
It melts.
8.
Which of the following will most likely cause a puddle of water to evaporate?
a)
Warm sun
b)
Rain shower
c)
Cold weather
d)
Small rocks
9.
What happens to an ice cube that is left on a warm kitchen counter? The ice cube –
a)
changes color
b)
gets colder
c)
loses it's shape
d)
gets much larger
10.
Students place ice cubes outside on the ground, on a hot summer day. Which best describes how the ice cubes change over time?
a)
Gas to solid to liquid
b)
Liquid to gas to solid
c)
Solid to liquid to gas
d)
Solid to gas to liquid
11.
Adding heat to a substance can cause it to change from a -
a)
gas to liquid
b)
gas to solid
c)
liquid to gas
d)
liquid to solid
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