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WorksheetsScience 5 Reviewer
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
What are the two main characteristics of the matter?
It can float or sink
It has mass and takes up space
It can change shape or color
It can be hot or cold.
What does it mean when we say that matter takes up space?
It can change shape easily
It has a certain color
It occupies a certain amount of room
It can float on water
Which of these is not an example of matter?
Book
Water
Light
Balloon
Which situation best shows that matter takes up space?
A coin is floating in water
An empty glass is filled with pebbles and cannot take more
A paper changes color in the sun
A plastic bottle changes shape when squeezed
Which of the following explains why air inside a plastic bag cannot be seen but can be felt?
Air does not have weight or space
Air is not matter because we cannot see it
Air disappears when placed inside a bag
Air is gas that occupies space and has mass
What shape does gas take when filled- in differently shaped balloons?
It retains its original shape.
It takes the shape of the balloon.
It expands outward.
It becomes a liquid.
Jaeron Mikko noticed that when she poured water into a glass, it took the shape of the glass. When she transferred it to a bowl, it also followed the shape of the bowl. What does this tell us about liquids?
Liquids always stay in one shape
Liquids do not have volume
Liquids follow the shape of their container
Liquids are hard and cannot move
During a science activity, your class placed stones in a jar until it could no longer fit anything. Then you add water, and it still enters. What does this show?
Solids and liquids have no volume
Water can fill spaces between solids
Stones disappear when water is added
Water and solids are the same kind of matter
In a fiesta, balloons filled with air came in all shapes and sizes. What property of gases does this best show?
Gases have a definite shape
Gases cannot be stored
Gases change color
Gases take the shape of their container
During a science experiment, Anna placed a piece of chalk, some vinegar, and perfume on a table. Which of the following is the correct classification of the items?
Chalk and vinegar are gases; perfume is solid
Chalk is a liquid; vinegar and perfume are gases
Chalk is gas; vinegar is solid; perfume is liquid
Chalk is solid; vinegar is liquid; perfume is gas
Which property best describes a solid?
Indefinite shape
Indefinite volume
Definite shape and volume
No shape or volume
When Prince Ezekiel poured juice from a measuring cup into a glass, the shape changed but the amount stayed the same. Which property was observed?
Juice changed its volume
Juice evaporated
Juice followed the shape of the container but kept the same volume
Juice became gas
A deflated party balloon expanded when air was blown into it. What can be said about the volume of the gas inside?
The volume of gas is always fixed
Gas fills the available space and has no definite volume
The gas stayed in one corner
The gas became heavier
If you place a stone on a desk, in a jar, or on your palm, its shape remains the same. What best describes a solid?
Solids are soft and shapeless
Solids have indefinite volume
Solids follow the shape of anything that holds them
Solids have a definite shape and volume
You placed cooked rice in a plastic container and noticed that its shape remained the same even after transferring it. What property of matter does this show?
Solids follow the shape of their container
Solids have a definite shape and volume
Solids become liquids when placed in containers
Solids have no definite shape
Marc Drake is helping in the kitchen. She sees water in a pot, cooking oil on a spoon, and salt in a container. Which one is solid?
Salt
Water
Cooking oil
All of the above
Which of the following contains gas?
Balloon
Notebook
Book
Chair
When Ma'am Evelyn asked you to look for material in school that can change its shape depending on the container but keeps its volume, which item would best match this property?
Liquid glue
Ballpen
Eraser
Stapler
You're designing a medical storage room and need to label the shelves according to the state of matter of the items stored. Which of the following items would you store with other gases?
Betadine
Cotton
Alcohol
None of the above
What can be inferred about these objects?
Chair keeps its shape
Water takes the glass's shape
Air fills the balloon
Which option is correct?
Chair: liquid, Water: solid, Air: solid
Chair: solid, Water: liquid, Air: gas
Chair: gas, Water: solid, Air: liquid
All of the above
What unit is used to measure the volume of liquids, such as water?
Grams (g)
Degrees Celsius (°C)
Milliliters (mL)
Kilogram (kg)
What is the purpose of using a measuring cylinder to measure liquids?
To determine the weight of the liquid
To measure the temperature of the liquid
To mix different liquids together
To accurately measure the volume of the liquid
A measuring cylinder is marked with units of milliliters (mL). What does this indicate?
It measures the weight of an object
It measures the temperature of a substance
It measures the volume of a liquid in thousandths of a liter
It measures the length of an object
You need to measure 250 mL of water for a science experiment. Which tool would you use and how would you read the measurement?
Use a ruler and read the length
Use a thermometer and read the temperature
Use a measuring cylinder and read the level of the meniscus
Use a balance and read the weight
Aeron dropped a stone into a beaker filled with water, and the water level rose from 200 mL to 250 mL. What can be inferred about the volume of the stone?
The stone has a volume of 50 mL.
The stone has a volume of 200 mL.
The stone has a volume of 250 mL.
The stone has no volume.
You need to measure 350 mL of liquid. Which measuring tool would be most suitable?
100 mL measuring cylinder
250 mL measuring cylinder
500 mL measuring cylinder
1000 mL measuring cylinder
A student wants to design a measuring cylinder that holds up to 500 mL of water. Which of the following labeled diagrams would best show this?
A cylinder marked from 0 mL to 100 mL in 10 mL interval
A cylinder marked from 0 mL to 250 mL in 25 mL intervals
A cylinder marked from 0 mL to 500 mL in 50 mL intervals
A cylinder marked from 100 mL to 600 mL in 100 mL intervals
What happens to a solid when it is heated?
It stays the same
It changes to a liquid
What happens to a solid when it is heated?
It stays the same
It changes to a gas
It changes to a liquid
It disappears
What is the change called when a liquid becomes a solid?
Melting
Evaporation
Freezing
Condensation
Maria placed an ice cube in a warm room. After some time, the ice cube melted into water. What caused the ice cube to change from a solid to a liquid?
The ice cube got colder
The ice cube lost heat
The ice cube stayed at the same temperature
The warm room temperature caused the ice cube to gain heat
Samantha wants to make ice follies for her friends. She mixes juice and water, pours it into molds, and puts them in the freezer. What will happen to the mixture as it freezes?
It will disappear
It will turn into a gas
It will stay as a liquid
It will turn into a solid
A block of ice is left outside on a sunny day. After some time, it starts to melt and turns into water. Later, the water starts to evaporate and turns into vapor. What can be inferred about the effect of temperature on the state of matter in this scenario?
Increasing temperature changes solid to liquid and then to gas.
Decreasing temperature changes gas to liquid and then to solid.
Temperature has no effect on the state of matter.
Only liquids can change state with temperature changes.
Why does ice melt when you hold it in your hand?
Because it gets colder
Because it stays the same temperature
Because it gets warmer
Because it disappears
What is the first step in conducting a simple science investigation?
Collecting data
Drawing conclusions
Stating the problem
Analyzing results
Ma'am Evelyn asks you to conduct a science investigation on how plants grow. What should you do first to start your investigation?
Draw a picture of a plant
Plant different types of seeds
Read books about plant growth
Ask a question about plant growth, such as 'How does sunlight affect plant growth?'
Why is it important to clearly identify a problem before designing a science investigation?
So, you can test anything without needing a clear goal
So, you can include drawings to make it look interesting
So, you'll have something to write about in your science report
So, you can plan the right steps and materials for your experiment
You want to investigate how the amount of sunlight affects the growth of plants. What would be a good question to guide your investigation?
What is the tallest plant in the world?
What is the best type of soil for plants?
How many colors of flowers can plants have?
Does the amount of sunlight affect the growth of plants?
A student wants to investigate the effect of heat on a chocolate bar. Which of the following best represents a well-designed plan for this investigation?
Problem: How does the color of the chocolate bar affect its taste? Materials: Chocolate bar, spoon, plate Procedure: Taste different chocolates and record opinions Conclusion: Dark chocolate tastes more bitter
Problem: What is the effect of heat on a chocolate bar? Materials: Chocolate bar, heat source (e.g., lamp), thermometer, timer, plate Procedure: Place the chocolate bar under a heat source and record changes every minute Conclusion: Heat causes the chocolate bar to melt over time
Problem: What is the melting point of different types of candy? Materials: Various candies, stove, notebook Procedure: Heat candies on stove and record boiling point Conclusion: Hard candy melts slower than chocolate
Problem: Why do people eat chocolate? Materials: Survey, chocolate samples Procedure: Ask people why they like chocolate Conclusion: Most people eat chocolate for pleasure
Which unit is used to measure the mass of your meal?
meters (m)
degrees Celsius (°C)
grams (g)
liters (L)
What unit do we use to measure temperature?
Grams
Kilograms
Degrees Celsius
Liters
A scientist wants to know how hot a boiling pot of water is. What unit should they use to measure the temperature?
centimeters (cm)
degrees Celsius (°C)
kilograms (kg)
seconds (s)
You are making a science poster to explain what 'mass' means. Which of these would be the best sentence to include?
Mass tells how long something is
Mass tells how heavy or light something is
Mass means how hot or cold something is
Mass shows how many colors something has
During a field experiment, Jomarie measured the temperature using a thermometer. He said the temperature was 34 kilograms. What mistake did he likely make?
He measured the temperature at the wrong time
He used the wrong thermometer
He used the wrong unit for temperature
He used the wrong measuring tool
In a science fair, one group used kilograms for powdered medicine while the other used milligrams. What does this say about their understanding of mass measurement?
They used random units
They both used units correctly
They understood how to use the thermometer
One group may have used the wrong unit for a small amount
What tool is used to measure the mass of an object?
Thermometer
Balance
Ruler
Stopwatch
Which balance has three movable weights that you can slide around to determine the mass of a sample?
analytical balance
top-loading balance
triple-beam balance
mechanical balance
Suppose you are tasked to measure the mass of five rice grains. Which scale or balance would you use to get its mass?
floor scale
bathroom scale
analytical balance
top-loading balance
What happens to the mass of a balloon when you fill it with air?
The mass decreases.
The mass increases.
The mass stays the same.
The mass disappears.
Tom measured the mass of a pencil and wrote 10 kg. Is this measurement reasonable?
Yes, pencils can be very heavy
Yes, the balance is always accurate
No, a pencil is too light for that mass
Maybe it depends on the type of pencil
You are making a science poster to show how to measure the weight of objects. Which drawing would be best to include?
A digital scale with a flat pan, screen, and buttons
A picture of a ruler and a pencil
A drawing of a weighing scale used in the kitchen
A simple box with no labels or parts
