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WorksheetsWhat is matter?
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
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Class
Date
1.
How many grams are in a kilogram?
a)
10 grams
b)
100 grams
c)
1,000 grams
d)
10,000 grams
2.
Name the states of matter?
a)
solid, liquid, gas
b)
mass, volume, density
c)
hardness, odor, taste
d)
texture, color, sound
3.
What is best to use to identify matter
a)
properties of matter
b)
states of matter
c)
density of matter
d)
mass of matter
4.
200g of water was added to a pot weighing 400 grams. Next, 3 glasses each weighing 100g. Lastly, a 100g air tight lid was placed on top and the water boiled for 10 minutes. What was the total mass of the pot after it boiled?
a)
1,000 grams
b)
10 kilograms
c)
900 grams
d)
200 grams
5.
mix together the following: 500g of peanut butter, 100g of melted chocolate, 250g of oatmeal. Form cookie balls and freeze. How many grams of cookie balls do you have?
a)
850g
b)
750g
c)
650g
d)
550g
6.
Explain what is mass?
a)
it measures the weight of matter
b)
it measures the size of matter
c)
it measures how tightly packed the matter is
d)
it measures the hardness of matter
7.
600g of caramel is melted in a pot. What is the mass after the caramel melts and why?
a)
600g, because the caramel does not gain or lose mass when melted
b)
599g, because some of the caramel evaporated as it melts
c)
602g, because some of the caramel absorbs heat as it melts
d)
610g, because the caramel goes through a chemical change increasing the weight
8.
Explain what density is?
a)
it measures the weight of matter
b)
it measures the size of matter
c)
it measures how tightly packed the matter is
d)
it measures the hardness of matter
9.
If you mix 500g of salt with 1kilogram of water what will be the mass of the mixture?
a)
1500g
b)
1499g
c)
600g
d)
1400g
10.
Name a state of matter that has definite (easily measured) volume and mass
a)
solid
b)
liquid
c)
gas
d)
hardness
11.
What best explains what matter is.
a)
anything that has mass and volume
b)
solid, water and gas
c)
anything that you can see
d)
any fluid
12.
If an ice cube weighs 50g. then how much will the water weigh that is produced after it melts?
a)
50g
b)
49g
c)
40g
d)
45g
13.
What best explains what volume is.
a)
the amount of space matter occupies
b)
the amount the matter weighs
c)
the measurement of how tightly packed the matter is
d)
the shape it is
14.
A Lego house weighs 20 grams. When it is taken apart each piece is weighed separately. What will be the sum of all the parts?
a)
20 grams
b)
10 grams
c)
25 grams
d)
23 grams
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