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WorksheetsMatter - Wednesday
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3hrs 50mins
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1.
Which part of the water cycle is labeled as number 3?
a)
Number 3 is evaporation because the water is turning into water vapor.
b)
Number 3 is condensation because the water vapor is turning back into a liquid and forming clouds.
c)
Number 3 is precipitation because the clouds are filled with water and now water is falling from the clouds.
d)
Number 3 is collection because the water has now collected into lakes and streams.
2.
Which part of the water cycle is labeled as number 2?
a)
Number 2 is evaporation because the water is turning into water vapor.
b)
Number 2 is condensation because the water vapor is turning back into a liquid and forming clouds.
c)
Number 2 is precipitation because the clouds are filled with water and now water is falling from the clouds.
d)
Number 2 is collection because the water has now collected into lakes and streams.
3.
Which part of the water cycle is labeled as number 4?
a)
Number 4 is evaporation because the water is turning into water vapor.
b)
Number 4 is condensation because the water vapor is turning back into a liquid and forming clouds.
c)
Number 4 is precipitation because the clouds are filled with water and now water is falling from the clouds.
d)
Number 4 is collection because the water has now collected into lakes and streams.
4.
Which part of the water cycle is labeled as number 5?
a)
Number 5 is evaporation because the water is turning into water vapor.
b)
Number 5 is condensation because the water vapor is turning back into a liquid and forming clouds.
c)
Number 5 is precipitation because the clouds are filled with water and now water is falling from the clouds.
d)
Number 5 is collection because the water has now collected into lakes and streams.
5.
Why is the sun number 1 in the water cycle image?
a)
The sun is number 1 in the water cycle because the sun provides what almost everything on the earth needs.
b)
The sun is number 1 in the water cycle because the heat causes liquid and frozen water to evaporate into water vapor gas.
c)
The sun is number 1 in the water cycle because the sun is in the sky.
d)
The sun is number 1 in the water cycle because the sun hides behind clouds.
6.
Using the image, does the sugar dissolve in the water?
a)
Yes, the sugar dissolves in the water, therefore, you can no longer see the sugar.
b)
No, the sugar does not dissolve in the water, therefore, you can still see the sugar.
7.
Using the image, does the sand dissolve in the water?
a)
Yes, the sand dissolves in the water, therefore, you can no longer see the sand.
b)
No, the sand does not dissolve in the water, therefore, you can still see the sand.
8.
Using the image, does the salt dissolve in the water?
a)
Yes, the salt dissolves in the water, therefore, you can no longer see the salt.
b)
No, the salt does not dissolve in the water, therefore, you can still see the salt.
9.
Using the image, could you separate the sand and the water?
a)
Yes, you can see the sand sitting in the glass of water, so you can separate the two substances.
b)
No, the sand has dissolved into the water, so you cannot separate the two substances.
10.
Christopher had a glass of water with ice. He sat outside in the heat drinking his water. When the glass was empty he realized that not only was the water gone, so was the ice. He knew that the ice must have melted. Why did the ice melt?
a)
The ice melted because it gained heat.
b)
The ice melted because it lost heat.
c)
The ice melted because it wanted to be drank.
d)
The ice melted because it wanted to be water.
11.
Cha'Teya put water into an ice cube tray. She placed the ice cube tray into the freezer. The next day when she took the ice cube tray out the water was no longer in liquid form. It was now a solid. Why did the water turn into a solid?
a)
The water turned to ice because it gained heat.
b)
The water turned to heat because it lost heat.
c)
The water turned to ice because it wanted to be ice.
d)
The water turned to ice because it didn't want to evaporate.
12.
Cristina decided to make macaroni and cheese. First she had to boil the water. As she boiled the water she noticed that the water was changing from being a liquid. Steam was rising from the pot. Why was the water turning into a gas?
a)
The liquid water turned into a gas because it gained heat.
b)
The liquid water turned into a gas because it lost heat.
c)
The liquid water turned into a gas because it wanted to fly.
d)
The liquid water turned into a gas because it didn't want to be ice.
13.
Brandon was describing an apple. He said that it was red, light, and smooth. What three physical properties (characteristics) was he using?
a)
He described the apple using color, weight, and texture.
b)
He described the apple using color, durability, and shape.
c)
He described the apple using weight, durability, and shape.
d)
He described the apple using texture, durability, and shape.
14.
Alyssa was playing with clay. She formed a ball and then flattened it into a pancake. She wanted to know how the weight of the clay changes from when it is in a ball to when it is flat. How do the weights compare?
a)
The weight of the clay in a ball weighs more than when it is flat.
b)
The weight of the clay in a ball weighs less than when it is flat.
c)
The weight of the clay in a ball weighs the same as when it is flat.
d)
The clay has no weight.
15.
Which of the following situations is an example of condensation?
a)
Car windows fogging up is an example of condensation.
b)
Snow falling from the clouds is an example of condensation.
c)
A pot of boiling water turning into a gas is an example of condensation.
d)
Water collecting in a river is an example of condensation.
16.
Which of the following situations is an example of evaporation?
a)
Car windows fogging up is an example of evaporation.
b)
Snow falling from the clouds is an example of evaporation.
c)
A pot of boiling water turning into a gas is an example of evaporation.
d)
Water collecting in a river is an example of evaporation.
17.
Which of the following situations is an example of precipitation?
a)
Car windows fogging up is an example of precipitation.
b)
Snow falling from the clouds is an example of precipitation.
c)
A pot of boiling water turning into a gas is an example of precipitation.
d)
Water collecting in a river is an example of condensation.
18.
How does matter change state?
a)
All matter can change state with a change in temperature (energy) and/or pressure.
b)
Matter changes state when it wants to.
c)
Matter changes state when given a greater volume.
d)
Matter changes state when it reads.
19.
Which is the most dense?
a)
Gas is the most dense state of matter.
b)
Solid is the most dense state of matter.
c)
Liquid is the most dense state of matter.
20.
What are the three states of matter?
a)
The three states of matter are solid, liquid, and gas.
b)
The three states of matter are density, volume, and weight.
c)
The three states of matter are weight, mass, and volume.
d)
The three states of matter are density, volume, and mass.
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