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WorksheetsRJWE - 3rd (Science) Matter
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 1hrs 28mins
Anything that has mass and takes up space is ____
evaporation
matter
condensation
The amount of material an object has is its ____
mass
state
volume
The space that an object takes up is called its _____
gas
mass
volume
A change in matter that does not form a new substance is called a _____
physical change
chemical change
mixture
A change in matter that forms a new substance is called a _____
physical change
chemical change
mixture
The unit of measurement used to measure mass is the ____
gram
liter
ounce
The metric unit of measurement used to measure volume is the
cup
gallon
liter
has no definite volume or shape
gas
liquid
solid
has a definite shape and volume
gas
liquid
solid
has a definite volume but not a definite shape
gas
liquid
solid
T or F
Solids and gasses keep their volume
true
false
T or F
When a solid changes to a gas, the process is called evaporation
true
false
T or F
Physical changes and chemical changes both begin with matter
true
false
T or F
Matter can be observed and measured
true
false
What tool is this?
Magnifying Glass
Microscope
Telescope
Kaleidoscope
What tool is this?
Pinchers
Grabbers
Forceps
What tool is this?
Thermometer
heat checker
Weather tool
What tool is this?
scale
Pan Balance
Weigher
Name the tools?
Measuring cup
Water holder
Graduated Cylinder
What tool is this?
Water Slurp
Grabber
Dropper
What does this tool measure?
Mass in grams
Volume in leaders
Length in inches
What do these tools measure?
Mass in grams
Volume in liters
water in size
What doe this tool measure?
Temperature in celsius
weather in air
nothing
What does a ruler measure?
Length- in inches
the ground
Energy is...
feeling good
the ability to do work or cause change
the food chain
looking at TV until you fall asleep
Which form of energy is produced when a lamp is switched on?
Sound energy
Electrical energy
Chemical energy
Light energy
Which form of energy is produced when a guitar string vibrates?
Sound energy
Electrical energy
Chemical energy
Light energy
Energy of motion is...
when an object is moving
light you can see
a sound you hear
all around us
Sound energy is
when an object is moving
light you can see
a sound you hear
moves from hot to cold
Electrical energy is...
a food chain
you napping
can travel through wires
the sun
Light energy is...
when an object is moving
a light you can see
a sound you hear
moves from hot to cold
Kinetic energy is...
energy of a moving object
you napping
you at rest
being still
When fuels are burned, chemical energy becomes ______ energy.
mechanical
electrical
heat
Which is an example of light energy?
lawn mower
blender
flash light
speaker
Which one represents LIGHT ENERGY?
traffic light
lamp
light bulb
flashlight
all of the above
Solar energy...
comes from water
comes from the wind blowing
comes from the foods you eat
comes from the sun
On Earth, solar energy is changed into other kinds of energy.
true
false
Without solar energy, people would not have any plants to eat.
true
false
From what source do plants receive energy?
water
soil
insects
sunlight
Drumming and playing the guitar are an example of:
Thermal energy
Light energy
Sound energy
Electrical energy
Which is NOT an example of sound energy?
messy desk
snoring person
alarm clock
bird chirping
A scientist was conducting an experiment and notices that when he mixed two substances together an unusual odor occurred. What scientific skill did the scientist use?
prediction
observing
modeling
classifying
When you decide whether or not the data supports the original hypothesis, you are
drawing conclusions
asking questions
forming a hypothesis
making observations
Andrea only had enough money to buy 2 pounds of bananas at the grocery store. What tool should she use to make sure she gets exactly 2 pounds?
thermometer
scale
ruler
measuring cup
Carlos noticed that the fall leaves of sugar maple trees turn red, but the leaves of the black oak trees turn brown. Carlos is making
an observation
a prediction
an inference
a conclusion
Escarleth wants to do an investigation to answer the question, "What kind of butterfly most often visits the rose bushed outside my window?"
To answer this question, what kind of investigation should she do?
Use a survey to ask her friends which kinds of butterflies are their favorites.
Catch butterflies and find all the ways all butterflies are alike.
Observe the rose bushed and collect data on the butterflies that visit it.
Make a hypothesis and design a way to test it in the classroom.
