WorksheetsGeneration Genius Conservation of Matter Video Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Matter is anything that...
Is a solid
Takes up space
Has weight
You can put in your pocket
Three examples of liquids are...
Water, iron, and apple juice
Milk, paper, and leafs
Water, juice, and milk
Steam, carbon dioxide, and acetone
Three examples of solids are...
Ice cubes, wood, and paper
Iron, carbon dioxide, and plastic
Science, math, and reading
lava, water, and toast
Three examples of gasses are...
Rain, fog, and steam
Steam, helium, and fabric
Water, carbon dioxide, and smoke
Hydrogen, oxygen, and helium
If you add 25 grams of sugar to 150 grams of water and dissolve the sugar, how many grams will the sugar and water be?
150 grams
125 grams
175 grams
100 grams
If you put dry ice on a scale why will the weight decrease?
It is disappearing
It is melting
It is turning into a gas
It is falling off the scale
What state of matter consists of tightly packed atoms?
Solid
liquid
gas
Which state of matter has particles that are loosely connected, and move freely past each other?
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Helium
Which of these will fill up any shape of container?
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Metal
In the fire snake experiment, the snake weighed...
More after the experiment
Almost the same after the experiment
Less after the experiment
Nothing after the experiment
Can matter be destroyed?
(a)
When Izzy makes cinnamon buns, the buns are bigger when they come out of the oven but weigh the same. Why?
The gas bubbles got smaller
The dough was magic
The gas bubbles got bigger
The gas bubbles stayed the same size
