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WorksheetsChapter 5: Matter Form 1
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Choose on things that are example of matter
Plants
Shadow
Lightning
Robin wants to decorate his house with balloons for his son's birthday party. by using a device, the balloons which initially deflate become inflate after air is blown into them. Mark the correct statements about the balloon.
The balloons inflated when blown with air shows that air occupies the spaces in the balloons
The air in the balloons will shrink, causing the balloons to deflate.
Balloons are matter, therefore balloons have mass.
choose situation that describe Physical property of matter.
Water boils when heated
The gate of a house is rusted
The rubbish was collected and burned
Sugar dissolved in water
choose situation that describe Chemical property of matter.
Water boil when heated
The gate of a house is rusted
The rubbish was collected and burned
Sugar dissolves in water
WHAT IS A MATTER?
Substance that has shape and weight
Substance that has mass and occupies space
Substance that has color and shape
Substance that has mass and did not occupies space
Which one is matter?
human
light
sound
heat
Which one is non-matter?
book
worm
plants
vacuum
Activity shown in the picture is to prove
Balloon can be blown and burst
Red balloon is heavier than grey balloon
Air has mass and occupies space
Air can escape when balloon burst
This prove that
Key can sink
Key has mass and occupies space
Key has mass and did not occupies space
Key did not has mass but occupies space
What is the substance that exists in all three states naturally?
Air
Water
Fire
Sound
Particles vibrate in fixed position.
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Particles move randomly and collide with one another.
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Take the shape of the container but fixed volume.
Solid
Liquid
Gas
When the glass containing a piece of paper is inverted into the basin of water as shown in the diagram above, no water enters the glass. What is your inference?
Air has density.
Air has mass.
Air is matter.
Air occupies space.
When balloon P is pricked with a needle to release its air, the balloon rises. What inference can you make?
Air has mass.
Air has density.
Air has a shape.
Air escapes easily.
5 cm3 of common salt powder are dissolved in 95 cm3 of water in a measuring cylinder. The total volume of the mixture is less than 100 cm3. Which of the following best explains the result?
Common salt particles shrink when dissolving in water.
Common salt particles have combined with the water particles.
Common salt particles group themselves together in water.
Common salt particles have moved into the spaces between the water particles.
Substances P, Q, R and S in a measuring cylinder occupy the positions as shown in the diagram above. Which statement about the substances is incorrect?
P is the least dense substance.
R is denser than Q.
Q is less dense than P.
S is denser than R.
