WorksheetsMatter
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 45mins
Matter is anything that has mass and __________.
is nonliving
takes up space
is living
is made up of water or air
What is matter?
anything that has mass and takes up space
anything that takes up space and has force
anything that has mass and uses energy
anything that has volume and uses intertia
What are atoms?
anything that takes up space and has mass
tiny particles that you can see
tiny particles that you can't see
how much mass something contains
What is mass?
how much energy an item has
how much space an item takes up
how much matter something contains
how heavy an object is
The way something looks, feels, smells, and tastes are physical properties.
True
False
Ability of substance to dissolve into another substance:
magnetism
Reflection
solubility
appearance
How a substance reacts to a magnet (attract or repel):
solubility
reflection
state of matter
magnetism
The amount of matter(tiny particles) in an object?
volume
solubility
magnetism
mass
The amount of space and object takes up?
mass
volume
reflectivity
conductivity
The amount of light that bounces off of an object
solubility
conductivity
reflectivity
magnetism
A chemical property describes how matter __________.
smells
reacts with another type of matter
looks under a microscope
dissolves when made into a solution
color
physical property
chemical property
tarnish/rust
physical property
chemical property
texture
physical property
chemical property
reactivity
physical property
chemical property
Fireworks can be many different colors. The color depends on the mix of chemicals inside the fireworks. When the different chemicals ignite, they each produce different colors. Which of the following is true about fireworks?
The fireworks’ color is caused by matter dissolving.
A chemical change causes the fireworks’ color.
Neither a physical nor a chemical change causes the fireworks’ color.
A physical change causes the fireworks’ color.
Solutions are made up of..
a soluble and a solvent
a solute and a solvent
a suspension and a sediment
a suspension and a colloid
A mixture can be created by-
Pouring some water in a glass
Combining 2 or more materials
Blowing air through a straw
Melting a solid into a liquid.
What kind of mixture is shown in the picture?
Homogeneous
Heterogeneous
What kind of mixture is shown in the picture?
Homogeneous
Heterogeneous
What kind of mixture is shown in the picture?
Homogeneous
Heterogeneous
2. Why would a pair of eyeglasses fog up when brought from a cold place to a warm place?
A. Water vapor condensed from the air onto the glasses.
B. Water vapor evaporated from the air onto the glasses.
C. Water vapor melted from the air onto the glasses.
D. Water vapor froze from the air onto the glasses.
1. What happens when you boil water?
A. The water evaporates and changes to a gas.
B. The water freezes and changes to a solid.
C. The water condenses and changes to a liquid.
D. The water does not change state.
1. Why do wet clothes dry when you hang them outside on a hot, sunny day?
A. because the water in the clothes freezes
B. because the water in the clothes melts
C. because the water in the clothes condenses
D. because the water in the clothes evaporates
Heat always move from a ______ object to a ______ object. Which word correctly complete this sentence?
cold / warm
big / small
warm / cold
small / big
The process by which water changes from a liquid to a gas.
evaporation
condensation
sublimation
precipitation
Evaporation is the change of state from ___________ to __________
liquid to gas
solid to liquid
gas to liquid
During evaporation, water ___________
loses heat
gains heat
Which of the the following does not affect the rate of evaporation?
Time
Wind
Surface area
Temperature
Condensation occurs when water vapor
cools down
heats up
Which image demonstrates condensation?
What are two examples of condensation
water turning into gas
clouds
water droplets
rain
What is the opposite of condensation?
runoff
evaporation
precipitation
The stages of the water cycle are...
(think of the first stage)
evaporation
condensation
precipitation
condensation
water vapor
precipitation
wind
transpiration
sun
clouds
precipitation
evaporation
The process of water passing from earth, to the atmosphere, and back to earth, continuously.
The Water Cycle
Rain
Condensation
Precipitation
Number 4 in this picture is showing
Evaporation
Collection
Condensation
Precipitation
Hail, sleet, snow, and rain are all forms of...
Condensation
Collection
Precipitation
Evaporation
In what phase of the water cycle do clouds form?
Condensation
Precipitation
Collection
Transpiration
The boiling point of water is....
70oC
100oC
0oC
50oC
The freezing point of water is...
100oC
0oC
-10oC
150oC
