Font size
WorksheetsMATTER
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Volume...
is the amount of matter in an object.
is the amount of space that matter occupies.
describes if a material can get very hot.
Soft materials...
dissolve in water.
are difficult to break.
are very easy to scratch or cut.
Wood and plastic are...
fragile materials.
thermal insulators.
thermal conductors.
solvents.
Tough materials...
go back to their shape after we stretch them.
break easily.
are very difficult to break.
To find the density of an object...
we divide its mass by its volume.
we can use a scale.
we can use a jug and some water.
We measure volume...
in grams or kilograms.
in cubic centimetres.
in liters.
In a physical change...
new matter is formed.
the composition of the matter doesn't change.
we can see chemical changes.
Choose the chemical change:
When we change the temperature of a liquid.
When wood burns.
When we fold a piece of paper.
When water evaporates.
Choose the chemical change:
When we freeze yoghurt.
When we make a plasticine figure.
When we fry an egg.
When two substances are mixed together...
they form a mixture.
they form a solution.
they form a soluble.
Chocolate powder is...
a solvent.
a solution.
a solute.
In a heterogeneous mixture...
we can see the separate substances.
we can't see the separate substances.
there are 3 or more substances.
A solution is...
a homogeneous mixture where a substance dissolves in another.
A homogeneous mixture where there are more that 2 substances.
a heterogeneous mixture formed by a liquid and a soluble.
A physical change...
can't be reversed.
is a type of mixture.
can be reversed.
The best way to separate a soluble solid from a solution is...
by filtration.
by distillation.
by evaporation.
The best way to separate two liquids is...
by filtration.
by evaporation.
by distillation.
Sand is...
a solution.
an insoluble solid.
a soluble solid.
A pizza is...
a homogeneous mixture.
a solution.
a heterogeneous mixture.
A kilo of stones and a kilo of cotton...
have the same mass.
have the same volume.
have the same density.
Glass is...
hard and tough.
soft and fragile.
hard and fragile.
plastic
