Worksheets5th Grade Science Review
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 35mins
The 3 physical states of matter are:
rock, paper, scissors
solid, liquid, gas
metal, glass, wood
solid, liquid, glass
A liquid does not have a definite____ but does have definite____.
shape and volume
flavor and color
volume and mass
mass and weight
A ______ is a type of mixture in which the particles of one or more substances are dissolved.
solution
mixture
density
solubility
When a substance spreads out uniformly in a liquid it means that the substance can _______.
melt
freeze
evaporate
dissolve
A combination of 2 or more substances than can easily be separated is a ______.
density
volume
mixture
soluble
Properties of matter that can be observed, measured, or changed without changing the matter itself are _______.
obvious properties
physical properties
matter properties
states of matter
A solution is a mixture that cannot be easily separated, evenly dissolves, and does not maintain its physical properties.
True
False
Could be
I have no idea
Look at the examples of physical changes. Which combination below is a physical change?
breaking a pencil
kool aide
baking a cake with 4 different ingredients
strawberry milkshake
If you want to create a solution, which items would you use?
water, sugar and lemon juice
milk and cheerios
water and sand
marshmallows and chocolate chips
A mixture is made up of 2 or more substances that can be
eaten fast
put in the microwave
separated easily
easily dissolved
Pick the mixture
cheerios, chocolate chips, and marshmallows
salt, water
oil, water, and blue food coloring
milk and cerial
Boiling point is at
100°C
100°F
75°C
75°F
Melting point is at
35°C
0°C
75°F
0°F
Freezing point is at
0°F
100°C
35°F
0°C
Look at the items listed and their physical properties.
Which item can be cardboard?
1
2
3
4
Look at the items listed and their physical properties. Which item can be glass?
1
2
3
4
The process of changing from gas to liquid is called
ice
evaporation
condensation
matter
When heat is added to a liquid, the liquid
water will evaporate
you make hot tea
the liquid will freeze
the liquid will melt
You fill 3 graduated cylinders with 50ml of water in each and place them in 3 different places- fridge, desk, and by sunny window. Which one will have the water evaporate quicker?
fridge
window
desk
they all evaporate at the same time
You're going to the beach and want to separate different mixtures. Which will you be able to separate using your strainer.
the salt from the water
the different grains of sand
sand and water
sugar and coffee
Non-renewable flammable material (coal, oil, natural gas) made from the remains of plants and animals buried in Earth's crust that is burned to produce heat and power
Sedimentary Rock
Fossil Fuels
Igneous Rock
Metamorphic Rock
The Waste and remains of plants and animals
Sediment
Organic Matter
Process
Coal
Coal, oil, natural gas formed over millions of years from deposition of organic matter.
Sedimentary Rock
Fossil Fuels
Natural Resources
Renewable Resources
A solid fossil fuel that is formed from the concentrated remains of plants over a very long period of time.
Oil
Coal
Natural Gas
Fossil fuels formed from the remains of tiny, ancient marine organisms.
Oil
Coal
Natural Gas
Both Oil and Natural Gas
Which statement best states the relationship between mass and gravitational attraction between two objects?
The less mass an object has, the greater its gravitational force.
The more mass an object has, the greater its gravitational force.
The masses of objects do not affect gravitational force
All objects have the same gravitational force.
The_________is the sharp tip of the mountain. A mountain can have one ___________or multiple __________.
summit
peak
crest
mountain
slope
What is the process of moving sediments from location to another?
Deposition
Erosion
Weathering
Compaction
Rock that are made of layers of compressed and cemented sediments are called...
regular sedimentary rock
chemical sedimentary rock
clastic sedimentary rock
school house rock
A type of rock that forms when existing rock is weathered, eroded, and deposited in layers on land or underwater.
Sedimentary Rock
Igneous Rock
Metamorphic Rock
Soft Rock
