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WorksheetsProperties of Matter (5.5A)
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 5hrs 45mins
object 1
object 2
object 3
object 4
Which of these tables correctly identifies the solubility of each substance in water?
magnetism
physical state
solubility in water
relative density to water
the temperature of the chocolate bar increases
the chocolate bar changes from a solid to a liquid
the temperature of the banana increases
the banana melts from a liquid to a solid
Which of the following tables identifies the correct physical properties of the four listed substances?
cup 4 because the water reached the lowest temperature
cup 3 because the temperature of the water had the lowest decrease
cup 1 because the water cooled the quickest
cup 3 because the most thermal energy was produced by the cup
Which liquid is most likely vegetable oil?
liquid L because vegetable oil is less dense than water and more dense than a sponge
liquid M because vegetable oil is less dense than water and more dense than a coin
liquid M because vegetable oil is more dense than water and less dense than a coin
liquid L because vegetable oil is more dense than water and less dense than a sponge
object 1
object 2
object 3
object 4
copper because it is a good conductor of electricity
copper because it is flexible and can be bent easily
plastic because it is a solid
plastic because it is a thermal and electrical insulator
L M O N
N O M L
L M N O
O N M L
W
X
Y
Z
physical state
electrical conductivity
magnetism
solubility in water
Y because aluminum is always a solid
Z because aluminum is a thermal insulator
Y because aluminum is a good thermal conductor
Z because aluminum always floats in water
A student tested the following items to determine their electrical conductivity and attraction to a magnet; aluminum can, glass plate, copper wire, and iron nail.
Which of these tables correctly identifies the physical properties of the items?
L M N O
N O M L
L M O N
O N M L
Which of the following tables does not correctly group objects by physical property?
Which of the following tables correctly groups objects by physical properties?
