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WorksheetsProperties of Matter
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 20mins
It is the ability to absorb water and other liquids.
Density
Porosity
Biodegradable
Nonbiodegradable
The ability to undergo decaying process
Porosity
Density
Biodegradability
It is the tendency of an object to rise and float when put in a liquid.
Buoyancy
Flexibility
Strength
Nonbiodegradable
True or False. Buoyant force is the upward push by a liquid on an object
(a)
Nonbiodegradable materials that do not decay or would take hundres years to decay
(a)
Biodegradable materials rot and decay in a short period of time.
(a)
True or false
Matter
✨it is everything around you
✨it is anything that takes up space and has mass.
✨It may be solid, liquid or gas
What is this?
(a)
It is the amount of matter in an object.
MATTER
MASS
WEIGHT
True or False. The mass of an object stays the same asd also the mass of the object determines its weight.
(a)
It is how heavy an object is in relation to the to the force of gravity.
Mass
Weight
Matter
True or False.
Weight of an object may change depending in the object's location.
* example :
-your weight on Earth is different from your weight on the moon.
- you would weigh less on moon because the moon has weaker gravitational pull than Earth.
(a)
It is the amount amount of space an object occupies. It is measured in terms of cubic units such as :
✨cubic centimeters
✨cubic inches
VOLUME (V)
WEIGHT
MASS
True or False. When an object occupies less space, it has less volume
(a)
True or false
V = l x w x h
is the formula that you can use to get the volume of regularly shaped objects.
(a)
It is a state of matter that has definite size, shape, mass and volume
Gas
Solid
Liquid
True or False. The molecules that make up a solid can move freely past each other. They vibrate farther apart.
(a)
State of matter that has indefinite shape but has definite mass and volume.
(a)
True or False.
The molecules that make up a liquid can move freely past each other. They vibrate farther apart than the particles of solid do.
(a)
A state of matter that can move randomly over large distances. They have indefinite shape and volume.
Solid
Gas
Liquid
True or False.
ceramic, metals and glass float in water.
(a)
True or False
wood and plastics are less dense than water so they float on water.
(a)
It is the ability of the material to bend without breaking. Examples of this are rubber and plastics
Hardness
Flexibility
Porosity
It is the ability of the material to resist pressure, wear and tear, cuts and scratches. Example of this is a diamond
Flexibility
Strength
Hardness
Porosity
It is the ability of the material to withstand an applied load without failure or deformation.
example : bridges made from steel and cement are stronger than those made from wood.
Strength
Hardness
Porosity
Flexibility
True or false.
plastics, metals are biodegradable materials
(a)
True or False.
Fresh farm products and other natural products,
Kitchen wastes such as vegetables and fruits, flowers, leaves, cotton, tissue and other paper products are biodegradable materials.
True
False
