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WorksheetsMaterials and properties
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Worksheet time: 4hrs 56mins
What is it made of?
Plastic
Wood
Fabric
Metal
What are they made of?
Paper and plastic
Glass and metal
Wood and fabric
Metal and plastic
What is it made of?
Plastic
Fabric
Glass
Wood
What is it made of?
Paper
Plastic
Metal
Fabric
What is it made of?
Plastic
Glass
Paper
Fabric
What is it made of?
Fabric
Glass
Paper
Plastic
What are they made of?
Paper
Wood
Plastic
Glass
What is it made of?
Fabric
Wood
Metal
Glass
What is it made of?
Fabric
Plastic
Metal
Glass
What is it made of?
Metal
Glass
Wood
Plastic
Describe it!
It is soft, rough and absorbent.
It is soft, rough and waterproof.
It is hard and smooth.
It is rough and hard.
Describe it!
It is smooth, flexible and transparent.
It is rough, hard and opaque.
It is smooth, hard and transparent.
It is soft and transparent.
Describe it!
It is flexible and absorbent.
It is flexible and waterproof.
It is transparent and waterproof.
It is rigid and absorbent.
Describe them!
They are soft and they are made of fabric.
They are hard and they are made of fabric.
They are soft and they are made of plastic.
They are hard and they are made of plastic.
Describe it!
It is rigid and smooth.
It is flexible and absorbent.
It is rigid and transparent.
It is flexible and waterproof.
Can float or sink?
Float
Sink
Can float or sink?
Float
Sink
Can float or sink?
Float
Sink
Can float or sink?
Float
Sink
Which one of these following objects can be classified as absorbent?
which one of these following objects is magnetic?
Have a look table of material and properties above. Which object of these following made of material A?
According to the table above, which object of these following made of material B ?
Have a look the picture above! What properties are correct to describe the object in the picture?
flexible, soft, non-magnetic, and waterproof
non-magnetic, soft, flexible, and absorbent
hard, non-magnetic, inflexible, and waterproof
magnetic, hard, inflexible, and waterproof
what properties mentioned below are correct to describe an object in the picture?
non-magnetic, soft, not transparent, and waterproof
non-magnetic, soft, transparent, and absorbent
soft, not transparent, non-magnetic, and absorbent
absorbent, hard, not transparent, and non-magnetic
Which properties of material below are suitable to be used as umbrella's material?
soft, absorbent, non-magnetic
soft, waterproof, non-magnetic
hard, waterproof, magnetic
hard, absorbent, non-magnetic
look at the girl with glasses who is reading a book. The type of glass used to make reading glassed should be . . .
waterproof, opaque, flexible
waterproof, opaque, inflexible
waterproof, transparent, inflexible
waterproof, transparent, flexible
Japanese umbrella is actually made from paper, but then the paper is covered by such oil and painted with oil paint. By covering paper with oil we make it becomes . . .
absorbent
flexible
hard
waterproof
According to the picture, wooden spoon is scratched by metal nail, while metal spoon is not scratched by wooden toothpick. Then we know that . . .
wood is more flexible than metal
metal is more flexible than wood
metal is harder than wood
wood is harder than metal
What two properties make material of bucket suitable for its use?
flexible
waterproof
strong
transparent
what three properties make the material of these tyres are suitable for its use?
strong
soft
flexible
waterproof
What two properties that make the material is suitable to be used as window glass?
flexible
soft
transparent
strong
what two material are possible to be used as material of umbrella?
rubber
plastic
glass
fabric
what three material as these following are non-magnetic?
gold
iron
glass
paper
which are two objects of these following are waterproof?
Which are two objects of these following are possible to be made from fabric?
lunch box
bags
vase
umbrella
which are two objects of these following are possible to be made from rubber?
rain coat
rice ladle
saucepan
boots
which are two material include to group C?
rubber
wood
iron
ceramic
Which are two objects that could be include to group B?
tyres
pencil eraser
glass jar
copper pan
Anything that takes up space and has mass.
Volume
Weight
Matter
Molecules
What are the 3 states of matter?
Solid, Water, Helium
Atoms, Liquid, Matter
Solid, Liquid, Gas
Gas, Water, Atoms
Which represents solids?
Molecules are loosely packed
Molecules are spread far apart
Molecules are tightly packed
Which represents liquids?
Takes the shape of the container
Has a definite shape and size
Has no definite shape or size
Which represents a gas?
Molecules are tightly packed
Has no definite shape or size
Takes the shape of the container
Has a definite shape and size
A tablet is dropped in a glass of water and bubbles are formed. What type of change occurred?
Physical Change
Chemical Change
If heat/energy is added to a solid, what state would it change to?
Liquid
Gas
In a solid, particles ________________
move freely
slide past one another
have large amount of energy
do not have much room to move
How do particles act in a liquid?
Every particle stays in one spot.
Particles spread far apart from one another.
Particles slide past one another
Particles squeeze together to fit into small spaces.
If you __________ liquid, it becomes a gas.
boil
freeze
melt
thaw
Anything with definite volume, but not definite shape is a
gas
solid
liquid
mass
Anything with definite volume, shape, and mass is a
liquid
solid
gas
mass
Identify the particles.
solid
liquid
gas
none
Identify the particles.
solid
liquid
gas
none
Identify the particles .
solid
liquid
gas
none
The circles in the bottles represent the same particles of matter. Which pattern of particles represents a gas in a bottle?
1
2
3
4
The state of matter that has NO shape and does NOT take up a definite amount of space is-
solid
liquid
gas
none
The state of matter that DOES take up space but has NO definite shape is-
solid
liquid
gas
none
Which of the following images shows the state of matter that is a gas?
none of the images shown
Which of the following images shows the image the molecules in a solid?
None of the images show a solid
Which of the following images shows a liquid?
none of the images above
An ice cube is an example of which state of matter?
solid
liquid
gas
physical property
Water vapor (evaporated water) in the air is an example of which state of matter?
solid
liquid
gas
physical property
Which of the following is an example of a solid?
juice
helium inside a balloon
a glass of soda
a desk
Which of the following is an example of a liquid?
chocolate milk
an ice cube
a glass
oxygen in the air
Which of the following is an example of a gas?
iPad
phone
milk shake
oxygen in the air
What is the name of the process of a liquid turning into a gas?
evaporation
condensation
melting
freezing
What is the name of the process of a gas turning into a liquid?
condensation
evaporation
melting
freezing
What is the name of the process of a solid turning into a liquid?
evaporation
condensation
melting
freezing
What is the name of the process of a liquid turning into a solid?
evaporation
condensation
melting
freezing
