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WorksheetsReview 1
Total questions: 109
Worksheet time: 1hrs 22mins
Aluminum foil
conductor
insulator
Cork
conductor
insulator
cotton ball
conductor
insulator
brass key
conductor
insulator
glass marble
conductor
insulator
iron nail
conductor
insulator
steel paper clip
conductor
insulator
copper penny
conductor
insulator
rubber band
conductor
insulator
rubber eraser
conductor
insulator
rubber stopper
conductor
insulator
steel safety pin
conductor
insulator
wood block
conductor
insulator
plastic paper clip
conductor
insulator
wooden spoon
conductor
insulator
plastic toy
conductor
insulator
copper wire
conductor
insulator
plastic comb
conductor
insulator
wax crayon
conductor
insulator
aluminum nail
conductor
insulator
steel nail
conductor
insulator
wax candle
conductor
insulator
plastic cup
conductor
insulator
yarn
conductor
insulator
rubber tube
conductor
insulator
steel rod
conductor
insulator
wooden rod
conductor
insulator
metal cup
conductor
insulator
brass ring
conductor
insulator
plastic straw
conductor
insulator
steel paper clip
magnetic
nonmagnetic
copper penny
magnetic
nonmagnetic
wood block
magnetic
nonmagnetic
cork
magnetic
nonmagnetic
cotton ball
magnetic
nonmagnetic
crayon
magnetic
nonmagnetic
iron nail
magnetic
nonmagnetic
aluminum nail
magnetic
nonmagnetic
steel safety pin
magnetic
nonmagnetic
glass marble
magnetic
nonmagnetic
plastic comb
magnetic
nonmagnetic
copper wire
magnetic
nonmagnetic
brass key
magnetic
nonmagnetic
aluminum key
magnetic
nonmagnetic
rubber band
magnetic
nonmagnetic
rubber eraser
magnetic
nonmagnetic
rubber stopper
magnetic
nonmagnetic
iron filings
magnetic
nonmagnetic
steel screw
magnetic
nonmagnetic
plastic block
magnetic
nonmagnetic
steel bucket
magnetic
nonmagnetic
aluminum can
magnetic
nonmagnetic
aluminum foil
magnetic
nonmagnetic
gold ring
magnetic
nonmagnetic
iron door knob
magnetic
nonmagnetic
silver coin
magnetic
nonmagnetic
steel wire
magnetic
nonmagnetic
brass door knob
magnetic
nonmagnetic
steel spoon
magnetic
nonmagnetic
aluminum spoon
magnetic
nonmagnetic
plastic comb
less dense than water
more dense than water
cork
less dense than water
more dense than water
bubble of air
less dense than water
more dense than water
sand
less dense than water
more dense than water
copper key
less dense than water
more dense than water
metal jack
less dense than water
more dense than water
aluminum nail
less dense than water
more dense than water
steel paper clip
less dense than water
more dense than water
copper penny
less dense than water
more dense than water
plastic block
less dense than water
more dense than water
rubber band
less dense than water
more dense than water
rubber stopper
less dense than water
more dense than water
steel safety pin
less dense than water
more dense than water
sugar cube
less dense than water
more dense than water
wax candle
less dense than water
more dense than water
wood block
less dense than water
more dense than water
foam cup
less dense than water
more dense than water
brass ring
less dense than water
more dense than water
brass key
less dense than water
more dense than water
cooking oil
less dense than water
more dense than water
corn syrup
less dense than water
more dense than water
salt
less dense than water
more dense than water
salt water
less dense than water
more dense than water
foam ball
less dense than water
more dense than water
steel nail
less dense than water
more dense than water
brass cube
less dense than water
more dense than water
steel staple
less dense than water
more dense than water
rubber eraser
less dense than water
more dense than water
aluminum can tab
less dense than water
more dense than water
wooden toothpick
less dense than water
more dense than water
Which state of matter has a definite shape and volume?
solid
liquid
gas
Which state of matter takes the shape of the container and flows?
solid
liquid
gas
Which state of matter fills its container and takes the shape of it?
solid
liquid
gas
What is the mass of the lemon?
20 g
30 g
60 g
70 g
What is the process where a solid changes to a liquid?
freezing
evaporating
condensing
melting
What is the process where a liquid changes to a gas?
freezing
evaporating
condensing
melting
What is the process where a gas changes to a liquid?
freezing
evaporating
condensing
melting
What is the process where a liquid changes to a solid?
freezing
evaporating
condensing
melting
When thermal energy is added, a solid changes to a ___________.
solid
liquid
gas
When thermal energy is added, a liquid changes to a ___________.
solid
liquid
gas
When thermal energy is taken away, a liquid changes to a ___________.
solid
liquid
gas
When thermal energy is taken away, a gas changes to a ___________.
solid
liquid
gas
Which two properties of a chocolate candy bar will stay about the same after the chocolate bar is heated and melts?
physical state and shape
hardness and temperature
color and mass
texture and thickness
What will happen to the volume of 100mL of water when it freezes?
The volume will increase.
The volume will stay the same.
The volume will decrease.
A student puts a soft drink and ice cubes into a glass. Later there is water on the outside of the glass. Where did the water come from?
The water squeezed through the glass to the outside.
The water came from the melting ice cubes.
The water came from water vapor in the air.
The water moved up the side of the glass and over the top.
A mirror gets fogged up when someone takes a hot shower. What is the process that explains why water drops form on the mirror?
melting
freezing
evaporation
condensation
Chris left a glass of water on the table by his bed and forgot about it. A few days later, much of the water was gone. What happened to the water?
It melted.
It evaporated.
It condensed.
It froze.
Air has mass.
True
False
A spoonful each of sand, sawdust, and steel staples are mixed together. Which statement best describes the mixture?
The mixture cannot be separated.
The properties of density and magnetism can be used to separate the mixture.
The properties of particle size and mass can be used to separate the mixture.
