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WorksheetsUnit 1 Review
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 34mins
What is the total amount of mass of the objects?
100 g
125 g
126 g
101 g
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Solid is a state of matter that has a (a)
Liquid is a state of matter that (a) .
Gas is a state of matter that (a)
Provide 1 example of each state of matter: Solid, Liquid and Gas.
Melting
Change from a solid to liquid state by adding thermal energy
Evaporation
is a process of changing from a liquid to a gas.
Freezing
to change from a liquid to a solid state by loss of thermal energy.
Condensation
is the process of changing from a gas to a liquid.
An example of melting is (a) An example of evaporation is (b) An example of freezing is (c) An example of condensation is (d)
What happens when water vapor cools down?
It loses heat and freezes immediately in 5 minutes.
It loses heat and condensation happens. Tiny water droplets are formed.
Heat is added and it becomes a gas.
What happens when heat is removed from a liquid?
It freezes and causes the liquid to become a solid like an icecube.
It condenses and water droplets form on a cup.
It melts like chocolate when heat is added.
It evaporates into a gas.
What is mass?
The amount of inches in a ruler.
The amount of coins in a piggy bank.
The amount of matter in something.
We measure mass by using a (a) . The measurement unit we use for this tool is (b) .
I have an orange I would like to measure its mass on a pan balance. I added 100g, 30g and 15g when it finally was balanced. How many total grams is the orange's mass?
100 g
130g
145g
115g
In your own words, describe what you see in the photo. Which one has more mass?
The balance is equal
The bear has more mass.
The blocks have less mass.
The blocks have more mass.
How can you test the physical property of an objects ability to sink or float?
Testing the weight of an object with a graduated cylinder.
Testing the weight of an object with a magnet.
Testing the weight of the object with a pan balance.
Testing the weight of the object in water.
Match the following definitions and photo.
More dense
Less dense
Relative Density
whether a substance floats or sinks in water.
What are the physical properties of matter? Name at least two for full credit.
What tool did you use to measure magnetism today?
pan balance
graduated cylinder
magnet
bunsen burner
What is the temperature in degrees Celsius?
34°C
32°C
31°C
30°C
At what temperature does water freeze?
100°F
100°C
0°F
0°C
At what temperature does water boil?
212°C
100°C
32°C
0°C
Magnets have a magnetic (a) pole and a magnetic (b) pole.
Materials such as plastic, wood, and glass are ________.
magnetic
not magnetic
Objects made from metals such as iron, nickel and cobalt are (a) .
Ice cube
Cubo de hielo
Solid / Solido
Liquid / Liquido
Gas
Pencil / Lapiz
Solid / Solido
Liquid / Liquido
Gas
Oil / Aceite
Solid / Solido
Liquid / Liquido
Gas
Which state of matter has a definite shape?
¿Qué estado de la materia tiene una forma definida?
Solid / Solido
Liquid / Liquido
Gas
Which states of matter take the shape of their container?
¿Qué estados de la materia toman la forma de su contenedor?
Solid / Solido
Liquid / Liquido
Gas
Solid + Heat = ?
Solido + Calor = ?
Liquid / líquido
Gas
Liquid - Heat = ?
Liquido - Calor = ?
Gas
Solid / Solido
Change of Matter: Solid to Liquid
Cambio de materia: Sólido a Líquido
Evaporation / Evaporación
Melting / Derritiendo
Condensation / Condensación
Freezing / Congelación
Change of Matter: Liquid to Gas
Cambio de materia: Líquido a Gas
Evaporation / Evaporación
Melting / Derritiendo
Condensation / Condensación
Freezing / Congelación
Water vapor / Vapor de agua
Solid / Solido
Liquid / Liquido
Gas
These particles belong to which state of matter?
¿Estas partículas pertenecen a qué estado de la materia?
Solid / Solido
Liquid / Liquido
Gas
gas
liquid
solid
gas
liquid
solid
gas
liquid
solid
gas
liquid
solid
Describe how particles change when the state of matter changes from SOLID to LIQUID.
Describe how particles change when the state of matter changes from LIQUID TO SOLID.
