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WorksheetsSpecial Properties of Matter
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 40mins
Everything that has mass and occupies a space is called...
mass
volume
matter
all correct
A definite shape is the characteristic of...
a. solid
b. liquid
c. gas
Buoyancy is
the ability to sink
the ability to fly.
the ability to float.
the ability to speak.
Which of the following materials will sink?
coin
slippers
paper clip
beach ball
What happen to the beach ball when thrown into the water?
It will burst.
It will sink.
it will float
It will inflate.
Which of the following materials will sink?
plastic bottle
paper clip
hollow block
empty can
Key
Float
Sink
Boat
Float
Sink
Scissor
Float
Sink
Rock
Float
Sink
Everything that has mass and occupies a space is called...
mass
volume
matter
all correct
A definite shape is the characteristic of...
a. solid
b. liquid
c. gas
Particles are
small bits of matter.
large chunks.
heavy.
large bits of matter.
Buoyancy is
the ability to sink
the ability to fly.
the ability to float.
the ability to speak.
Which of the following materials will sink?
coin
slippers
paper clip
beach ball
What happen to the beach ball when thrown into the water?
It will burst.
It will sink.
it will float
It will inflate.
Which of the following materials will sink?
plastic bottle
paper clip
hollow block
empty can
Key
Float
Sink
Boat
Float
Sink
Scissor
Float
Sink
Rock
Float
Sink
Sink means to go down to the bottom of the water.
TRUE
FALSE
Which one will not sink?
This object ________________________ in water.
Which one will not sink?
This object ________________________ in water.
Which is NOT a state of matter?
solid
water
gas
liquid
Max brought in a bowl full of snow after the last snowstorm. He left it on the kitchen table for 30 minutes. What probably happened to the snow?
It hardened into a solid ice ball.
It melted and turned into water.
It increased in mass and volume.
It turned into water vapor.
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.
If heat is added to liquid water until it reaches 100 degrees Celsius, what happens?
It turns to water vapor.
It turns into a liquid.
It turns into a solid.
It melts.
Stella took a can of soda from the refrigerator and went outside on a hot day. She noticed that there were droplets of water forming on the outside of the can. What process is taking place?
precipitation
condensation
evaporation
melting
Which would be an example of a producer in an aquatic ecosystem?
seaweed
whale shark
shrimp
clown fish
Where does all energy that flows through food webs come from?
plants
the atmosphere
water
the Sun
This a special property of liquid to be placed in a container.
Diffusibility
Compressibility
Low Density
Pressure
This is a special property of solids to be bent without breaking.
Luster
Elasticity
Flexibility
Malleability
This is a special property of liquids to rise in small fine tubes.
Surface Tension
Capillarity
Fluidity
Viscosity
This is a special property of solids to be deformed into wires without breaking.
Malleability
Ductility
Elasticity
Flexibility
This is a special property of solids to be hammered into thin sheets without breaking.
Porosity
Ductility
Elasticity
Malleability
This is a special property of solids to hold liquid to a certain extent.
Flexibility
Porosity
Viscosity
Fluidity
This is a special property of liquids to resist flow.
Fluidity
Surface Tension
Diffusibility
Viscosity
This is a special property of gases to rise.
Pressure
Compressibility
Low Density
Diffusibility
This is the ability of gases to spread out faster.
Low Density
Pressure
Diffusibility
Luster
This is the ability of solids to reflect light.
Brittleness
Magnetism
Luster
Thermal Conduction
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
What is happening in the picture.
The ice-cream is melting.
The ice-cream is evaporating.
The ice-cream is dissolving.
Melting means:
The mixture of a liquid with a solid such as salt.
When solid changes into liquid.
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
- An objects shape can affect its ability to float, but some materials float no matter what thier shape is. Which is an example of this?
A. one-peso-coin
B. styrofoam
C. stone
- Airam Dawn placed rubber ball, plastic cup, piece of paper, metal spoon and cloth in a basin of water. Which of the listed materials will easily absorb water?
A. paper and cloth
B. rubber and paper
C. plastic cup and metal spoon
why do porous materials like tisuue paper, sponge and cloth naturally absorb water? Beacause these materials_______________
A. have flat surface that allow air to move through
B. are non-porous that allow air and water to pass through
C. have small haoles that allow liquid and air pass through
Decaying materials like leaves and fruit peelings can be made into ______________________.
A. animal food
B. decorative
C. fertilizer
Mark the box if the materials float in water
eraser (pambura)
ballon
drinking glass
stone
metal spoon
which of the following materials undergo decay
A. plastic bottle
B. leaves
C.tin cans
Plastic materials sink when dropped in water
True
False
Some things float on water, some things submerge partway down, and some things sink
True
False
All small things float in water
True
False
Leftover food undergo decay
True
False
Maybe
Drinking glass if placed in a basin full of water will float
True
False
Maybe
It is a special property of materials that allows them to absorb and hold water.
Density
Porosity
Decay
How do we call those materials that have many pores and can easily absorb or hold water?
Porous
Non-porous
Biodegradable
Non-biodegradable
How do we call those materials that cannot hold or absorb water?
Porous
Non-porous
Biodegradable
Non-biodegradable
Which property affects the floating or sinking of objects?
Density
Porosity
Decay
Which of the following will float on water?
rubber duck
coin
rocks
Objects float on water because they have ________ density than water.
higher
lesser
equal
Objects sink under water because they have ________ density than water.
higher
lesser
equal
It is a special property of materials that allows them to rot and be broken down into simpler matter by microorganisms.
Density
Porosity
Decay
How do we call those materials that rot easily?
Porous
Non-porous
Biodegradable
Non-biodegradable
How do we call those materials that takes plenty of time to rot?
Porous
Non-porous
Biodegradable
Non-biodegradable
Whether something is attracted to a magnet
solubility
conductivity
mass
magnetism
Measured using a thermometer.
mass
volume
temperature
atmospheric pressure
A special property of a material to be hammered into thin sheets.
Bouyancy
Malleability
Luster
Combustibility
A chemical property of a material to be easily catch fire.
Strength
Malleability
Combustibility
Flammability
A chemical property of a material to be easily burned.
Strength
Malleability
Combustibility
Flammability
