WorksheetsQT1 Drill - Science Process Skills and Matter
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
What skill is shown in this statement: "Spongebob's house looks like a pineapple fruit. It has two windows and a door."
Observing
Classifying
Comparing
Inferring
Which is an inference?
Some fishes have scales and some don't.
The sea water is cold.
A shark weigh more than a milkfish.
A lady is hurt while swimming. Maybe, she got stung by a jellyfish.
What statement "Patrick has deeper voice than Spongebob." is?
Classifying
Comparing
Inferring
Measuring
Gary wants to know how fast he can finish a race. What tool will he use?
Clock
Meter Stick
Weighing Scale
Thermometer
Which is not a correct observation?
Spongebob is rectangular in shape.
Spongebob is color yellow and he has spots.
Spongebob likes to sing and dance.
Spongebob is wearing black shoes.
Which is a comparing statement?
Spongebob is wearing school uniform.
Patrick and Spongebob are happy.
Squidward is the tallest among them.
Maybe, Squidward doesn't want to be with them on cam.
Sandy separates all of her clothes by their colors to different cabinets. Which is she practicing?
Classifying
Comparing
Observing
Inferring
With only the image, which is not a possible way to classify these objects?
by their shades of color
by their shapes
by their texture
by their sides/edges.
What inference can you form from the image?
The mouse is looking at the cheese.
The cheese is on the ground.
The mouse does not like the cheese.
The cheese has holes.
Mrs. Puff is teaching her students to use a thermometer. Which does she want her students to learn?
to measure how heavy an object is
to measure how long will it take to finish a task
to measure how long an object is
to measure how hot or cold the object is
Olaf made a clothesline to dry his clothes. He used a metal wire. What property does the metal wire have?
ductility
fluidity
brittleness
compressibility
Elsa made a glass horse figurine. She wanted it to gave to Anna as a gift. However, as Elsa was about to hand the gift, Olaf, accidentally, bumped her which causes her to drop the gift. Which will likely to happen to the object?
The object will be dented.
The object will melt.
The object will shatter.
Nothing will happen to the object.
Anna wants to make a shirt for Kristoff. However, she doesn’t know his size is. Which material would you recommend her to use so that it the shirt may adjust from Kristoff size?
malleable materials
ductile materials
elastic materials
brittle materials
Paddie is arranging his things. As he is about to put the last rectangular object, it just wont fit. No matter how hard he pushes the object, it just won’t budge. What property is the object lacking?
hardness
shape
compressibility
texture.
Hans wants to make a door that cannot be damaged easily. Which would you suggest him to use?
wood
plastic
glass
metal
Which observation is correct?
Timmy has yellow eyes.
Timmy wears pink polo.
Timmy has round blue eyes.
Timmy has thin eyebrows.
Chloe sees to it that all of her things are organized. She places a yellow bell flower, a sunflower, a ripe banana, and a pikachu toy in one group. Which property did she use to classify the objects?
shape
color
texture
hardness
Vicky wants to find out how heavy a watermelon is. Which tool will she going to use?
a thermometer
a weighing scale
a ruler
a clock
Which is an inference?
Wanda wears a yellow shirt.
Wanda is holding a wand.
Wanda was about to grant a wish.
Wanda has wings.
Poof learned that matter has properties. Which statement would she not agree?
The mass of an object remains the same unless part of it is taken or added.
The weight of an object changes depending on the location.
The greater the volume of an object, the smaller the object is.
The object will float or sink depending on its density.
Cosmo is going to use a beam balance to know the amount of matter that is present in his wand. What property of matter is he measuring?
Mass
Volume
Weight
Density
Mr. Crocker was holding two different balls - a Ping-Pong and a golf ball. He accidentally dropped these balls into the pool. He observed that the Ping-Pong ball floated and the golf ball sunk. What is the explanation behind it?
The golf ball sunk because it has greater volume than the Ping-Pong ball.
The Ping-Pong ball is lighter than the golf ball.
The golf ball has more mass than the Ping-Pong ball.
The Ping-Pong ball is less dense than the water while the golf ball is denser than the water.
Foop was tested by her teacher if he really understood the concept of matter. He was asked to prove that matter has volume. Which experiment would he do?
transferring a liquid to containers of different shapes
inflating a balloon
weighing an apple in different location
placing a Ping-Pong ball and a golf ball in water
Chester was approached by one of his friends. He was asked what was common on these objects - a toblerone, a chalk, a glass, and a ceramic plate. Which did he answer?
They were all malleable materials.
They were all hard materials.
They were all brittle materials.
They were all ductile materials.
Crimson Chin has known for his strength. To show off his strength he used his fist against a metal block. Known for being malleable, which will not happen to the metal block?
It will be dented.
It will be deformed.
It will shatter.
it will be flattened.
Aira read that matter can be in solid, liquid, or gas form. Which group of objects is in liquid form?
vinegar bottle, water container, LPG tank
ketchup, olive oil, chili sauce
steam, vapor, mist
clothes, pants, shirts
Recca was amazed with the properties of liquids. Some can flow with ease and some are not. Its particles can even be made more compact. Which is not exhibited by liquids?
compressibility
fluidity
brittleness
viscosity
Dylan wants to prove that gases don't have definite volume and shape. Which activity would you recommend?
filling two balloons with oxygen and helium, observing which balloon will float
filling the same amount of air to a 20ml container and a 50ml container.
pressing 2 balloons filled with sand and helium respectively
all of the above
Ryan finds it hard to compress solid objects. Which could be the reason behind it?
The molecules of solid object is tightly close together.
The molecules of solids can only move back and forth and can only vibrate in its place
The molecules of solids are big.
The molecules of solids are farther from each other and can freely move.
It is a very cold day. Damon stared at his window and look at the frost forming. Which process caused the formation of frost in Damon's windows?
deposition
evaporation
melting
sublimation
Kurei was fascinated with objects that may sublime. They disappear without leaving a trace. Which of this objects may undergo sublimation?
lollipop candy
ice cube
bathroom deodorizer
chocolate
Saicho noticed that after he bathed, water droplets were forming in his mirrors. The mirror, however was never reached by the water. Which could be the explanation in such case?
Water droplets were formed due to the evaporation of water.
Water droplets were formed due to the freezing of water vapor.
Water droplets were formed due to the condensation of water vapor.
Water droplets were formed due to the sublimation of water.
Tokiya heard that matter can go through different states. He wanted to verify and asked Reiran about the processes that can transform an object into another form and return to its original form. Which did Reiran answer?
sublimation and evaporation
melting and condensation
evaporation and condensation
freezing and evaporation
Ganko wants to demonstrate how evaporation helps humans. Which practice will he do?
putting water into the freezer
placing a mothball inside the cabinet
cooling down of the body after a workout.
melting gold to make accessories
Housi loves the gifts which he received on his birthday. They are figurines made of metals. Which processes are involved to make these metal figurines?
condensation and evaporation
sublimation and deposition
melting and solidification
deposition and freezing
Which is true about solids?
They have definite volume and shape.
They have definite volume but don't have definite shape.
They don't have definite volume and shape.
They have definite shape but don't have definite volume.
Matter is anything that occupies space, has mass and weight. Which is true about mass?
The mass of an object changes depending on the location.
The mass of an object remains the same unless a part of it is taken or added.
The greater the mass of an object the bigger the object is.
The greater the mass of an object the more it will sink.
