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WorksheetsGrade 1 Science
Total questions: 81
Worksheet time: 41mins
Chocolate cake
size
small
big
Chocolate cake
taste
salty
sweet
sour
Chocolate cake
texture
hard
soft
Chocolate cake
color
brown
yellow
black
Matter is anything that takes up space and has mass.
There are 2 states of matter solids and liquids only.
Liquids and gases have definite shape.
My eating utensils are solids.
The picture shows that liquids copy the shape of their containers.
It has a definite shape. It can be round, rectangular, cone, cylindrical and more. It can be identified as smooth, soft, hard or rough. It can be identified as heavy or light.
Solid
Liquid
Gas
It can follow the shape of their container. It may be sticky, watery or slippery.
Solid
Liquid
Gas
It has no shape, can also copy the shape of their container.
Solid
Liquid
Gas
The process that changes matter from liquid to solid.
Freezing
Melting
Evaporation
Condensation
The process that changes matter from solid to liquid.
Freezing
Melting
Evaporation
Condensation
The process that changes matter from liquid to gas.
Freezing
Melting
Evaporation
Condensation
The process that changes matter from gas to liquid.
Freezing
Melting
Evaporation
Condensation
What are the given objects made of
cotton
rubber
wood
What are the given objects made of
cotton
rubber
wood
What are the given objects made of
cotton
rubber
wood
Identify where the following objects came from.
leather
animal
plant
Identify where the following objects came from.
cotton
animal
plant
Identify where the following objects came from.
wood
animal
plant
Identify where the following objects came from.
silk
animal
plant
The Science teacher asked Liza to take a picture of objects made of different kinds of materials. Help her identify what kind of material was used to make the objects she found.
leather
wool
metal
rubber
shell
The Science teacher asked Liza to take a picture of objects made of different kinds of materials. Help her identify what kind of material was used to make the objects she found.
leather
wool
metal
rubber
shell
The Science teacher asked Liza to take a picture of objects made of different kinds of materials. Help her identify what kind of material was used to make the objects she found.
leather
wool
metal
rubber
shell
The Science teacher asked Liza to take a picture of objects made of different kinds of materials. Help her identify what kind of material was used to make the objects she found.
leather
wool
glass
rubber
shell
The Science teacher asked Liza to take a picture of objects made of different kinds of materials. Help her identify what kind of material was used to make the objects she found.
leather
wool
glass
rubber
shell
The Science teacher asked Liza to take a picture of objects made of different kinds of materials. Help her identify what kind of material was used to make the objects she found.
leather
wool
glass
rubber
cotton
The Science teacher asked Liza to take a picture of objects made of different kinds of materials. Help her identify what kind of material was used to make the objects she found.
leather
wool
glass
rubber
cotton
Materials in the environment are all made from living things.
Which of the following does not belong to the group? Choose the best answer.
What materials are used to make this pair of school shoes?
leather and rubber
leather and glass
leather and plastic
leather and wool
Classify the objects according to their kind. Click the correct state of matter.
maple syrup
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Classify the objects according to their kind. Click the correct state of matter.
copper
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Classify the objects according to their kind. Click the correct state of matter.
helium in the tank
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Which statement describes matter in the picture?
Liquids have no definite shape that is why they take the shape of any container.
Liquids have definite shape that is why they take the shape of any container.
Which statement describes matter in the picture?
Solids have texture. They may be soft or hard, smooth or rough.
Solids have texture. They may be sticky, watery or slippery.
Match the change in the state of matter with its correct picture.
Freezing
Melting
Evaporation
Condensation
Match the change in the state of matter with its correct picture.
Freezing
Melting
Evaporation
Condensation
Match the change in the state of matter with its correct picture.
Freezing
Melting
Evaporation
Condensation
Match the change in the state of matter with its correct picture.
Freezing
Melting
Evaporation
Condensation
When a candle melts, it changes from ______ to liquid.
solid
gas
liquid
Cooling makes _______ turn into solid. This process is called freezing.
solid
gas
liquid
Water vapor, a ______ , turns into liquid when it condenses on the surface of a cold glass.
solid
gas
liquid
Water vapor, a ______ , turns into liquid when it condenses on the surface of a cold glass.
solid
gas
liquid
You disinfect your hand with alcohol. Why does your hand become dry afterwards?
Liquid alcohol melts into gas.
Alcohol evaporates into gas.
Alcohol evaporates into solid.
Liquid alcohol undergoes freezing.
Which statement is TRUE about materials from our environment?
They are made ONLY from living things.
They are made ONLY from nonliving things.
They are made from living and nonliving things.
Which material did not come from animals?
wool
shells
cotton
leather
Which is not made from nonliving things?
The Science teacher asked Liza to take a picture of objects made of different kinds of materials. Help her identify what kind of material was used to make the objects she found.
plastic
wool
glass
rubber
shell
What safety measure should be applied in this picture?
Ask someone for help.
Get the book by your own.
What safety measure should be applied in this picture?
Use a pot holder in using sharp objects.
Keep all the sharp objects away from children.
Among the states of matter, solids have indefinite shape.
I'm the best example of the condensation process seen in the sky.
rain
cloud
air
Classify the sources of light.
Artificial source
Natural source
Classify the sources of light.
Artificial source
Natural source
Classify the sources of light.
Artificial source
Natural source
Classify the sources of light.
Artificial source
Natural source
Sound is a form of energy that can ONLY travel in solids.
Sound is produced when molecules vibrate.
Sound is produced when molecules vibrate.
It is a tower to serve as an aid to send signals or warnings to mariners of hazards.
It is a battery operated portable light that can be used for rescue operations.
It is a set of colored lights used to control the traffic.
It is made of wax that gives light to a room during brownout.
______ are made of water droplets or ice crystals floating in the sky
rain
clouds
air
known as the rain or thunderstorm clouds. They are low hanging, dark gray clouds that completely block the sun.
cumulus clouds
cirrus clouds
stratus clouds
nimbus clouds
They are flat clouds that look like a blanket of clouds that cover the sky. They often signal gray and drizzly days and with not much sunshine, associated with foggy weather conditions. They are thick enough to accommodate only little light.
cumulus clouds
cirrus clouds
stratus clouds
nimbus clouds
indicate fair to pleasant kind of weather, sign that a change of weather will happen in 24 hours. One of the high clouds. They look like a wisp of hair. They are fast moving and known as the feather-like clouds.
cumulus clouds
cirrus clouds
stratus clouds
nimbus clouds
They puffy clouds that look like cotton, They are also known as cotton candy clouds. They usually indicate fair weather.
cumulus clouds
cirrus clouds
stratus clouds
nimbus clouds
cumulus clouds
cirrus clouds
stratus clouds
nimbus clouds
cumulus clouds
cirrus clouds
stratus clouds
nimbus clouds
cumulus clouds
cirrus clouds
stratus clouds
nimbus clouds
cumulus clouds
cirrus clouds
stratus clouds
nimbus clouds
It reflects the light from the sun that lightens the earth.
It is the most abundant source of natural light on Earth.
These are made up of water droplets or ice crystals.
Located far from our solar system and give off their own light
Part of the solar system where living things reside
Earth has 29% water and 71% land.
