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grade 5 , con 4

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When we keep water inside the freezer, the state of water changes from ......into........

a)

liquid-gas.

b)

liquid - solid.

c)

solid - liquid.

d)

gas-liquid.

2.

All the following are liquid matter that are used in preparing food, except

a)

water.

b)

vinegar.

c)

oil.

d)

rice.

3.

A.... and..... are examples of solids.

a)

chair - ice

b)

juice - ice

c)

ruler steam

d)

bottle - milk

4.

The model of Earth shows how much of its surface is covered with...

a)

gasoline.

b)

water.

c)

milk.

d)

animals.

5.

We can see all planets of the....... system including Earth by using a model.

a)

solar

b)

digestive

c)

respiratory

d)

muscular

6.

Some liquids come out of a. .....during its eruption.

a)

star

b)

wooden piece

c)

volcano

d)

plastic piece

7.

Particles of ......are organized and have a regular pattern.

a)

solids only

b)

gases only

c)

solids and liquids

d)

liquids and gases

8.

Gases differ from solids and liquids in that gases.........

a)

can be poured.

b)

fill any container they are put in.

c)

have a definite shape.

d)

have a definite volume.

9.

By changing the .......of a matter, its state may change.

a)

mass

b)

volume

c)

color

d)

temperature

10.

If water is exposed to high temperature, its particles will move ..........and the water may change into ......

a)

faster ice.

b)

faster - water vapor.

c)

slower-ice.

d)

slower - water vapor.

11.

We can use a model to study very large things such as ..........

a)

solar system.

b)

germs.

c)

microbes.

d)

viruses.

12.

By blowing up a balloon.......

a)

its volume decreases.

b)

its volume increases.

c)

its color changes.

d)

its mass doesn't change.

13.

To examine the structure of tiny particles of a matter, we can use a special type of........

a)

microscopes.

b)

balances.

c)

thermometers.

d)

rulers

14.

Oil takes the ............ of its container.

a)

color

b)

volume

c)

shape

d)

mass

15.

If we pour an amount of milk from a container to another one that has a different shape, so the shape of milk will ............and its volume will.........

a)

change change.

b)

not change - not change.

c)

change - not change.

d)

not change - change.

16.

To measure the length of a table, we can use a.......

a)

thermometer.

b)

balance scale.

c)

cylinder.

d)

measuring tape.

17.

Matter can be found in............. states.

a)

2

b)

3

c)

6

d)

7

18.

Water can be found in a solid state in the form of.......

a)

ice.

b)

steam.

c)

sea water.

d)

boiling water.

19.

An example of a gas is........

a)

chocolate.

b)

rock.

c)

pencil.

d)

oxygen.

20.

The amount of space that a matter takes up is called.........

a)

volume.

b)

mass.

c)

weight.

d)

area.