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WorksheetsScience Quiz Form 1 Chapter 5
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
(a) is the temperature at which a substance changes from liquid to gas.
The following are some physical properties of matter, EXCEPT
Sugar dissolve in coffee
Water evaporates when heated
Different liquid has different boiling points
Iron key rusts
The diagram below shows a student blowing up a balloon to demonstrate the properties of air.
Which of the following properties of air is used to demonstrate that air is an example of matter?
Air is a gas
Air has mass
Air is expanding
Air occupies space
Which of the following substances have particles that are apart from one another?
I Carbon Dioxide
II Alcohol
III Ice
IV Oxygen
I and II
II and III
III and IV
I and IV
Choose the correct statement about matter.
Gas is not matter because it cannot occupy space
Sunlight is not matter
Rusting is a physical property of matter
Chemical properties of matter shows the reaction of substances that do not transform into different subtances
Which of the following describes the particles of a book?
Far away from one another
Have a lot of kinetic energy
Always moving randomly
Compact and arranged in an orderly way
The information belows describes the movement of particles in X and Y
Which of the following are most probably X an Y?
X=Ice
Y=Oxygen
X=Syrup
Y=Carbon Dioxide
X=Oxygen
Y=Marble
X=Stone
Y=Hydrogen
Which of the following are example of change of matter in life?
I Formation of rainbow
II Formation of rainwater
III The formation of water droplets outside a glass of ice drinks
IV Formation of aurora
I and II
III and IV
II and III
I and IV
What is the similarity between the boiling and evaporation?
Both processes occur at 100°C
Both processes occur throughout the water
Both processes involve heat release
Both processes involve changing the state of liquid to vapour
The diagram below shows a graph of heating water.
Based on the diagram,which is the boiling point of water
**Write the answer as CAPITAL LETTER
Example：A
(a)
The diagram below shows the processes of change of matter that happen around us
Name the processes P and Q.
**Answer your question like the example below
Remember to write your answer as CAPITAL LETTER**
P=_________ , Q=________
(a)
An object weighing 40 g displaces 5 cm3 of water in a measuring cylinder. What is the density of the object?
0.125 g/cm3
8 g/cm3
8 g/m3
4.5 g/cm3
Which one of the following does not depend on how small or large a sample of the material is used in determining it?
Density
Mass
Weight
Volume
Matter can be defined as a substance that has _____ and occupies space.
Mass
Weight
Colour
Smell
Which of the following is matter?
Air
Water
Light
Sound
