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WorksheetsScience DPM #1 Review
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
Why are most pots and pans made of metal?
Metal dissolves when heated.
Metal is a good conductor.
Metal is a good insulator.
Metal can produce its own thermal energy.
The rubber cord
The plastic outlet cover
The metal prongs
The painted wall
stop watch
spring scale
ruler
thermometer
Albert says that sample 1 is a liquid and sample 2 is a solid.
Becca says that both samples are solids.
Which physical property will help the students decide who is right?
color
mass
shape
volume
1.Which of the tables below shows correctly matched physical properties?
A
B
C
D
2.Which statement below best explains which ball has the greatest volume?
The bowling ball because it is the heaviest.
The beach ball because it is the largest.
The tennis ball because it bounces the highest.
The soccer ball because it is the thickest.
3.What is the volume of the gold ring?
64 mL
4 mL
68 mL
8 mL
4.What is the volume of the toy fish?
32 mL
12 mL
38 mL`
6 mL
5.Which of the following correctly describes how the temperature changed from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM?
The temperature decreased by 15⁰C.
The temperature became warmer by 43⁰C.
The temperature became cooler by 28⁰C.
The temperature increased by 15⁰C.
6.Which table below best describes the physical properties of the toy car?
7.Which of the following lists all of the items attracted to the magnet?
Steel paper clip
cotton swab, marble, penny
paper clip, foil, penny
penny and foil
8.Based on the information in the table above, which claim is correct?
All gold colored objects are attracted to magnets.
Objects with a greater mass are attracted to magnets.
Not all metal objects are attracted to magnets.
All gold colored objects are made from real gold.
9.Based on the data collected in the chart, what conclusion can the student make?
Most metal objects sink, and most plastic objects float.
Only large objects sink, and small objects float.
The length of the object affects whether it will sink or float.
The mass of the object affects whether it will sink or float.
10.Which answer below lists all of the objects that could be scooped off the top using a collecting net without anyone getting wet?
Metal key and rock
Styrofoam cup, stick, and wooden spoon
Styrofoam cup and wooden spoon
Only the Styrofoam cup
11.Based on these observations, which container most likely holds only a liquid?
Container 1
Container 2
Container 3
Container 4
12.What is the total mass of the solid substances used in the investigation?
199 grams
255 grams
167 grams
40 grams
13.Based on the data tables, which statement could be correct?
Item A is larger and lighter than item B.
Item A is made of aluminum and is heavier than item B.
Item A is made of iron and is smaller than item B.
Item A is made of iron and is lighter than item B.
14.Based on the diagram, what should be the titles for circles X and Y?
X is Solids; Y is Liquids
X is Items that Float on Water; Y is Not a Solid
X is Items that Float on Water; Y is Liquids
X is Solids; Y is Items that have Volume
15.Which of the following correctly matches the physical properties for each of the objects listed in the table?
A
B
C
D
16.Which chart below shows the correct classification for all the mixtures and solutions the student was comparing?
A
B
C
D
17.A student adds 10 grams of four different powdered solids to four different beakers of water. She stirs each liquid and allows them to sit for half an hour before making observations. What question is the student most likely trying to answer with this investigation?
At what temperature do different substances dissolve?
How much water is needed to cause a substance to dissolve?
What causes a substance to sink when put in water?
Which substances dissolve in water?
18.Which box and T-chart correctly compares and contrasts the two mixtures?
