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WorksheetsProperties of Matter
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 37mins
To find the mass of an object, what tool would you use?
two pan balance
beaker of water
graduated cylinder
Anything that has mass and takes up space is called
volume
matter
magnetism
electricity
True or False: Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space.
True
False
What is mass?
An object's weight
The amount of matter in an object
How much space an object takes up
Salty, sweet, and sour are examples of which physical property?
Hardness
Texture
Shape
Taste
Which of the following would describe an object's texture?
Rough
Green
Spicy
Circular
What is volume?
The amount of matter in an object
An object's ability to float or sink
How much space an object takes up
True or False: We can find the volume of irregular shaped objects by using displacement.
True
False
nuts, chocolate drops, and
pretzels
Something about an object that you can observe with your senses
matter
pan balance
mixture
property
This states that objects don't lose mass if they are broken into parts
law of conservation of mass
pan balance
mixture
property
The amount of space something takes up
law of conservation of mass
mass
volume
property
The way matter feels
solution
texture
pan balance
volume
Mass never changes
true
false
Weight never changes
true
false
There are two ways to measure volume. Select two.
the displacement method
law of conservation of mass
length x width x height
texture method
mass and weight are similar because
they both never change
they both are a way to measure
they are how gravity pulls us down
they are both measured in grams
To measure mass of a liquid I must (select the steps we use to find the mass of a liquid)
measure the mass of the container
add the liquid
measure the total mass of the liquid and the container
subtract the mass of the container to find the liquid's mass
Which of these steps do we use to find the volume of an object that doesn't have straight lines? (hint: The displacement method) Choose all that apply.
put liquid in a beaker and measure its volume
then add the object to the beaker and measure the volume again
if you subtract the 1st volume from the 2nd volume you will have the volume of the object
