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Worksheets5.5ABC Physical Properties of Matter Review
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 34mins
Select the things made of matter
Pencil
Sound
Light
Telephone
Water
How much matter an object contains for it´s size
Mass
Density
Matter
Volumen
Which material allows electricity to flow through theme?
Electrical insulator
Heat conductor
Electrical connductor
Heat Insulator
A material that allows heat to move through it easily...
Heat isolator
Solubility
Electrical conductor
Heat conductor
Select specific properties that are perceptible by the senses
Smell
Density
Hardness
Colour
Thermal conductivity
The amount of space accupied by a substance is called?
Density
MAtter
Volume
Space
Physical Properties are
chemical changes
are properties that can be observed without changing the matter's identity
are properties that can be observed that change the matter into new matter with new properties
True or False. States of matter are solids, liquids, and gasses
True
False
The ability of sugar to dissolve in water is called
malleability
Density
State
solubility
What is the least dense liquid in this container?
Honey
vegetable oil
lamp oil
water
Anything that has mass and takes up space
Matter
weight
volume
mass
Which group of things will maintain their physical properties when mixed together?
Pebbles and Wood Chips
Pebbles, Powered soap and hot water
Which group of things will maintain their physical properties when mixed together?
copper wire, rubber ball and aluminum washer
Lemon juice, water and sugar
The mass of a rock is measured with a balance. The rock is then broken into many smaller pieces and the total mass of all the pieces is measured again. Which of the following sentences about the mass is TRUE?
The mass of the rock will be greater than the total mass of the smaller pieces.
The mass of the rock will be less than the total mass of the smaller pieces.
The mass of the rock will be same as the total mass of the smaller pieces.
The mass of the rock will not be the same as the total mass of the smaller pieces.
A glass marble and a piece of cork of the same shape and size are dropped in water. Which of the following explains correctly why the glass marble sinks while the cork piece floats on water?
The glass marble is denser than water while the cork is less dense than water.
The glass marble is less dense than water while the cork is denser than water.
The glass marble and the cork are both denser than water.
The glass marble and the cork are both less dense than water.
All of the following objects are attracted to magnets EXCEPT _________.
Iron nail
Plastic button
Steel scissors
Iron screw
Which of these objects is an insulator?
Copper Wire
Oven Mitt
Paper Clip
Soda Can
Which of the following best represents the three states of matter?
Picture A
Picture B
Picture C
Picture D
Identify which item below best completes the table.
Glass Window
Gold Ring
Paper Bag
Styrofoam Cup
these can be observed with our 5 senses or measured
physical properties
condensation
conductivity
boiling point
the density of an object compared to the density of another object (will it sink or float?)
physical properties
volume
matter
relative density
Is this matter? Click on the picture that is not matter.
Which model represents how matter behaves in the state of gas.
TRUE OR FALSE "Liquids don't have a fixed shape; solids do"
TRUE
FALSE
Melting means:
The mixture of a liquid with a solid such as salt.
When solid changes into liquid.
Click on the term that is not a physical state of matter.
GAS
LIQUID
SOLID
WATER
Complete this sentece: "Matter is anything that ...
the amount of matter in an object".
you can smell".
takes up space and has mass".
changes into liquid".
Which picture describe something bumpy
Which property can you feel
Color
Volume
Texture
Temperature
This definition "big or small, tall or tiny, long or short" talks about...
size
color
hardnes
flavour
This definition "spicy, sour, sweet, salty" talks about...
size
color
hardnes
flavour
Water freezing is an example of a.....
Liquid changing to a solid
Solid changing to a gas
Liquid changing to a gas
All the liquid is poured into an empty container. Which property of the liquid changes?
Color
Odor
Shape
The diagram below shows a block of wood. The block is a __________.
solid
liquid
gas
The block has a definite ____________.
all of these
odor
shape
The diagram below shows a glass containing some ice. The ice in the glass represents what state of matter?
solid
liquid
gas
Which property of an object can you identify using your sense of smell?
Color
Odor
Temperature
Which property of an object can you identify using your sense of of sight?
Color
Odor
Temperature
A student placed three objects into a group based on physical characteristics. Which other object also belongs in the group?
Which of the following is an example of how a gas expands to fill the container it is in?
A toy box of sand
Helium inside of a balloon
A toy box full of toys
Which is an example of a solution?
cereal and milk
fruit salad
pink lemonade
sand and gravel
How could you separate a solution of salt and water?
Use a sieve or strainer.
Evaporate the water by boiling; the salt will remain.
Pour through a fliter.
Cool the solution until it freezes.
Which item could be attracted to a magnet?
plastic clip
rubber eraser
wooden stick
iron nail
How do scientists measure relative density of a material?
by putting it in water and seeing if it sinks or floats
by checking to see if it is attracted to a magnet
by weighing it on a balance
by feeling its texture
Which material would be the best insulator?
aluminum foil
iron
cloth
copper
Why are copper wires often used for electrical wiring?
Copper is a pretty color
Copper is a great insulator.
Copper is very inexpensive.
Copper is a great conductor.
This tool is used to measure mass. What is it called?
spring scale
pan balance
triple beam balance
thermometer
A student had a sample of water with a mass of 10 grams. She put the water in the freezer for 2 hours. When it was frozen solid, she weighed the sample again. What was its weight?
8 grams
20 grams
10 grams
not here
What is happening here?
The water is floating on the oil because water is less dense than oil.
The oil is about to form a solution with the water.
The oil is floating on the water because oil is less dense than water.
The water is less dense, so it is on top.
Which substance dissolves?
Wood, because when you put wood in water, it gets softer.
Sugar, because it disappears when you put it in water.
Paper, because it dissolves in cold water.
Sand, because when you put sand in water it disappears.
Which substance is an insulator?
A copper lightning rod.
A piece of plastic.
A metal door frame.
Which one of these is a solid?
Water that's flowing down a river.
Bark on a tree.
Milk that stays in its container.
Helium that fills up balloons.
Which one of these substances is a liquid?
Sugar that sweetens your food.
Brass that makes musical instruments.
Oxygen that you breathe.
Cooking oil that helps cook your food.
Out of this list of substances, which one is a gas?
Oxygen that you breathe.
Water that fish swim in.
Hot Tea that people drink to warm up.
Rain that precipitates out of a cloud.
Which substance dissolves the most in cold water?
Tree Bark.
Salt.
Paper.
Cooking Oil.
Which is a physical property of a solid?
They expand to fill their containers.
Their atoms are very close together.
It has fixed volume but not a fixed shape.
Their atoms are very far apart.
What state of matter is inside of the beaker?
A liquid.
A solid.
A gas.
A rubix cube.
Heat energy in an object is determined by an increase or a decrease in the temperature of that object. Which of these tools would be used to find how much heat energy is in an object?
A graduated cylinder
A measuring tape
A balance scale
A thermometer
Matter is anything that has mass and volume. Matter can also be grouped into one of three states: solids, liquids, or gas. The chart below describes the properties of each state of matter. Which of the following lists the missing states of matter in the correct order?
Solid, liquid, gas
Gas, solid, liquid
Liquid, gas, solid
Liquid, solid, gas
Layla has two blocks that he wanted to compare. When she placed them on a balance, Block A was higher than Block B. What is true about the blocks?
The masses of both blocks are equal.
The mass of Block B is less than Block A.
The mass of Block A is greater than Block B.
The mass of Block B is greater than Block A.
Words such as smooth, rough, and fuzzy describe what property of matter?
Taste
Texture
Color
Volume
