WorksheetsNATURAL UNIT 5 REVIEW
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
Matter is...
the amount of space an object takes up.
everything that occupies a space or volume and has a mass.
the amount of matter that an object has.
What is volume?
The amount of matter something contains.
The amount of space something occupies.
The state of matter.
Solids, liquids and gases.
Which one has more mass?
The amount of matter of something is called
volume
mass
density
material
The space that an object occupies is called...
volume
mass
density
material
The mass of an object in a specific volume is called...
volume
mass
density
material
Mass can be measured in...
litres
mililitres
grams and kilograms
minutes
Volume can be measured in...
litres and mililitres
grams
kilograms
minutes
Solid, liquid and gas are...
three types of materials
three properties of matter
three states of matter
three types of forces
Gravity and magnetism...
are contact forces
aren't forces, they are energy
are non-contact forces
are caused by humans
A hard material...
returns to its original shape after being stretched
can support a big weight
allows light to go through it
is difficult to be scratched
can be bent without breaking
A transparent material...
returns to its original shape after being stretched
can support a big weight
allows light to go through it
is difficult to be scratched
can be bent without breaking
A strong material...
returns to its original shape after being stretched
can support a big weight
allows light to go through it
is difficult to be scratched
can be bent without breaking
A flexible material...
returns to its original shape after being stretched
can support a big weight
allows light to go through it
is difficult to be scratched
can be bent without breaking
An elastic material...
returns to its original shape after being stretched
can support a big weight
allows light to go through it
is difficult to be scratched
can be bent without breaking
When an object is easy to break, it is ____________ .
Opaque
Transparent
Hard
Fragile
When an object or material is _______________________, we cannot see through it
Transparent
Non-elastic
Fragile
Opaque
Gases fill all the space around them.
TRUE
FALSE
There are six properties of materials.
TRUE
FALSE
Does not bend without breaking
Transparent
Rigid
Fragile
Softness
Hardness
It can’t be stretched
Transparent
Rigid
Fragile
Softness
Non-Elastic
cannot support weight without breaking
Transparent
Rigid
Fragile
Softness
Non-Elastic
FIXED SHAPE and FIXED VOLUME
Solid
Liquid
Gas
NO FIXED SHAPE and FIXED VOLUME
Solid
Liquid
Gas
NO FIXED SHAPE and NO FIXED VOLUME
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Matter with particular characteristics
Material
Volume
Density
Mass
Man-Made Materials are....
Fibres
Glass
Ceramics
Plastic
Metals
Natural Materials are....
Fibres
Wood
Ceramics
Plastic
Metals
It can change an object’s movement or direction.
Forces
Volume
Density
Mass
Affects an object without touching it.
Contact Froces
Non-contact Forces
Density
Mass
