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WorksheetsSTEMSCOPES-Matter Concept Review Game 4th Grade
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
The amount of space something takes up
Classify
Float
Volume
Matter
What does the word CLASSIFY mean?
anything that has mass and takes up space
the look, feel, sound, taste, or smell of an object
stay on the surface of a liquid
group together based on similar traits
Which vocabulary word is a property meaning
to stay on the surface level of a liquid?
(a)
The word MAGNETISM means
the amount of stuff in something, measured in grams
the force produced by a magnet
stay on the surface level of a liquid
drop below the surface of a liquid
MASS is
the amount of stuff in something, measured in grams
the amount of space something takes up
the look, feel, sound, taste, or smell of an object
stay on the surface level of a liquid
Anything that has mass and takes up space is called _________.
solid
volume
matter
magnetism
The look, feel, taste, sound, or smell of an object
matter
classify
volume
physical properties
Drop below the surface level in a liquid
float
sink
matter
volume
Which scientific tool should a student use to determine if a piece of matter is magnetic?
hot plate
thermometer
magnet
hand lens
What tool could you use to find the volume of something?
triple beam balance
thermometer
graduated cylinder
magnet
Which tool would a student use to determine the mass of matter?
triple beam balance
stopwatch
graduated cylinder
thermometer
To determine if a piece of matter would sink or float, a student would
measure its mass using a spring scale
use a magnet to see if its attracted
use a hand lens to examine its physical properties
place the object in a container of water
Which of the following belongs in Group B?
dog bone
pillow
ice cube
vegetable oil
A student has a toy car that is green, made of iron, and weighs 52 grams. If the student dropped his car in a grassy field, how could the student find his toy car?
Weigh samples of the area to find a sample that is 52g.
Place a magnet over the area to attract the car.
Use a hand lens to locate the car by its color.
Place samples of the area in water to determine its density
