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WorksheetsPhysical Properties
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 31mins
What is a conductor?
A conductor is something that blocks energy.
A conductor is something that lets energy flow freely.
A conductor blocks only heat energy.
A conductor only blocks electrical energy.
Which substance dissolves?
Wood, because when you put wood in water, it gets softer.
Sugar, because it disappears when you put it in water.
Paper, because it dissolves in cold water.
Sand, because when you put sand in water it disappears.
Which substance is an insulator?
A copper lightning rod.
A piece of plastic.
A metal door frame.
Which Metal is Magnetic?
Copper, because the C in SINC is for copper.
Iron, because the I in SINC is for iron.
Bronze, because it is magnetic.
Aluminum, because it reacts to a horseshoe magnet.
Which one of these is a solid?
Water that's flowing down a river.
Bark on a tree.
Milk that stays in its container.
Helium that fills up balloons.
Which one of these substances is a liquid?
Sugar that sweetens your food.
Brass that makes musical instruments.
Oxygen that you breathe.
Cooking oil that helps cook your food.
Out of this list of substances, which one is a gas?
Oxygen that you breathe.
Water that fish swim in.
Hot Tea that people drink to warm up.
Rain that precipitates out of a cloud.
Which one is a mixture?
Salt and Water.
Water and Water.
Gravel and Sand.
Water and Sugar.
Which one is a Solution?
Sugar and Water.
Oil and Water.
Flour and Sugar
Wires and Plastic.
Which substance dissolves the most in cold water?
Tree Bark.
Salt.
Paper.
Cooking Oil.
Which is a physical property of a solid?
They expand to fill their containers.
Their atoms are very close together.
It has fixed volume but not a fixed shape.
Their atoms are very far apart.
What state of matter is inside of the beaker?
A liquid.
A solid.
A gas.
A rubix cube.
Which tool would you use to compare the mass of different objects?
Thermometer
Magnet
Balance Scale
Ruler
Which item would be attracted to a magnet?
rubber band
plastic bottle
iron key
pencil
What are the three states of matter?
color, shape and size
magnetism, sink and float
solid, liquid and gas
volume, shape, color
Students have a container of water and several objects. The water will help the students observe what physical property of the objects?
Whether the objects sink or float
How quickly the objects heat up
Whether the objects have iron in them
The mass of each object
What tool can be used to measure volume?
a good insulator
Most metals are good...
magnets
insulators
conductors
aerogels
Conductivity is a physical property of matter that describes its ability to —
reflect light from its lustrous surface.
exist in nature as a solid, liquid, or gas.
be hammered and rolled into thin sheets.
transfer thermal and electrical energy.
What is the measure of the force of gravity between Earth and an object?
volume
mass
weight
magnetism
True or False: Water is MORE dense than oil.
True
False
