WorksheetsScience V RECITATION
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which of the following best describes mass?
how bright something is
how heavy or light something is
how fast something moves
how big something is
Ana prepared a glass of iced juice. She noticed the ice cubes floating, the juice itself, and bubbles forming inside. Which state of matter is shown by ice, the juice, and the bubbles?
Ice = liquid, Juice = solid, Bubbles = gas
Ice = solid, Juice = liquid, Bubbles = gas
Ice = gas, Juice = solid, Bubbles = liquid
Ice = solid, Juice = gas, Bubbles = liquid
Which of these shows matter taking up space?
Balloon filled with air
A mirror reflecting light
Music playing
Rainbow in the sky
Why is air considered a matter?
It has no volume
It is invisible
It has mass and occupies space
It cannot be touched
Which of the following is NOT an example of matter?
Chair
Water
Sound
Book
What is matter?
Anything you can see only through a microscope.
Something that moves fast.
Anything that has mass and takes up space.
Only things that are solid.
Which of the following is a liquid?
Air
Rock
Juice
Sand
How will you describe the volume?
The smell of an object
The sound it makes
The space an object takes up
The temperature of matter
Which of the states of matter has NO DEFINITE shape and volume?
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Plasma
Which is NOT a state of matter?
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Heat
Steam from boiling water is a __________?
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Mixture
Why can solids be stacked on top of each other?
They flow easily
They have definite shape and volume
They fill any container
They spread everywhere
Which best describes solid?
Has definite mass, volume and shape.
Has no definite mass and volume.
Has definite mass but no definite volume.
Has no definite shape, mass and volume.
Which state of matter takes the shape of its container but has a definite volume?
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Plasma
Which instrument is best for measuring liquid volume?
Balance
Thermometer
Graduated cylinder
Ruler
Which tool is best used to measure the volume of an irregular solid object?
Ruler
Thermometer
Graduated cylinder
Weighing scale
Which of the following is not in the state of gas?
Oxygen we breathe.
Balloon filled with air.
Carbon Dioxide used in Photosynthesis
Air that makes leaves move.
Why does perfume smell spread across the room?
Liquids flow
Solids are hard
Gases spread to fill space
Gases have definite volume
Two students measured the volume of the same irregular stone. Student A used a ruler and tried to calculate its volume by estimation. Student B used the water displacement method with a graduated cylinder. Who will have the accurate volume of the stone?
Student A
Student B
Both A and B.
None of them get the accurate volume.
Smoke rising from burning paper is mostly __________.
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Plasma
Rita filled a balloon with air and placed a book on a table. Which statement best shows the property of matter in these examples?
The balloon shows that gas has mass, and the book shows that a solid has definite shape.
The balloon shows that gas has no mass, and the book shows that a solid has no definite shape.
The balloon shows that gas has a definite shape, and the book shows that solids can flow.
The balloon shows that gas has no definite volume and book has definite volume.
What is the unit used to measure the volume of a liquid?
Gram
Meter
Liter
Kilogram
What do you call the process when a solid turns directly into gas without becoming liquid?
Melting
Sublimation
Condensation
Freezing
A cube has a length of 3 cm. What is its volume?
6 cm³
9 cm³
12 cm³
27 cm³
What's true about gas particles?
Gas particles are widely spread and are easy to compress and expand.
Gas particles are closely packed and resist deformation.
Gas particles can flow allowing them to pass through each other.
Gas particles are in fixed positions.
What process did the wet clothes undergo when dried under the sun?
Condensation
Melting
Evaporation
Freezing
Which of the following shows a change of state from liquid to gas?
Ice melting
Water boiling
Steam condensing
Water freezing
Why does water form droplets on the outside of a cold glass of juice?
Because water from the glass is leaking
Because the coldness of the glass creates water
Because water vapor in the air cools and changes into liquid
Because the juice is escaping through the glass
Jomar has a small stone that has an irregular shape. He wants to know its volume. He fills a graduated cylinder with 50 mL of water. After dropping the stone, the water level rises to 65 mL. What is the volume of the stone?
20 mL
15 mL
10 mL
5 mL
Carla boiled water in a kettle. She noticed steam rising, and later, droplets of water formed on the lid. Which two processes of change in state happened?
Melting and Freezing
Sublimation and Deposition
Evaporation and Condensation
Freezing and Evaporation
The first step of a science investigation is to state the __________.
Problem
Procedure
Materials
Results
Maria accidentally left an ice cube on the table. After a while, she noticed it had turned into water. Why does the ice turn to water?
Ice turns into water due to application of heat.
Ice absorbs enough heat to reach its melting point.
Ice undergoes the process of changing of state called melting.
All is correct.
Which step answers the question: "What do you need to use?"
Problem
Materials
Procedure
Conclusion
Which of the following is NOT in liquid state?
Milk in the carton
Water in a bottle
Juice in a cup
Powdered coffee
Which step tells you what to do?
Problem
Materials
Procedure
Results
A student tests if ice melts faster in salt water than fresh water. What step of the investigation is this?
Problem
Materials
Procedure
Experiment
Why do scientists use standard units like grams and °C?
To make measuring easier only in the Philippines
To make measurements accurate and understandable worldwide.
To confuse learners
To use bigger numbers
In an experiment to find if air has mass, what is the PROBLEM?
Does air have mass?
Weigh the balloon
Balance and balloon
Air has mass
In the investigation "Which melts faster, ice in water or ice in oil?", what step is being done when writing "Place one ice cube in water and another in oil"?
Problem
Materials
Procedure
Results
Which tool is best to measure the mass of water?
Thermometer
Balance
Measuring cylinder
Ruler
Which unit is used to measure mass of a book?
Gram
Liter
Meter
Degree Celsius
If you want to measure your body mass, which unit will you use?
Gram
Kilogram
Milliliter
Meter
You want to find out if air has mass. What instrument will you use?
balance
thermometer
graduated cylinder
ruler
If you have a sack of rice, what unit is appropriate to use if you're going to weigh it?
Milligram
Gram
Kilogram
Celsius
Which tool is best to measure the temperature of hot soup?
Beaker
Thermometer
Balance
Ruler
Which is the smallest unit of mass?
Milligram
Gram
Kilogram
Ton
Two groups of students measured the temperature of hot water. Group A stirred the water before reading the thermometer. Group B placed the thermometer near the surface and recorded immediately. Which group likely obtained the more reliable temperature reading?
Group A's method is more reliable because stirring ensures an even temperature throughout the water.
Group B's method is more reliable because they measure the surface exact temperature.
Group A and Group B didn't get the temperature.
Group A and Group B have the same temperature reading.
Which investigation best proves that liquids have mass?
Weigh a cup before and after filling with water.
Smell perfume in a room.
Heat water until it evaporates
Put juice in a glass
If you are asked to design a simple experiment to find out whether hot water cools faster than warm water, which set of materials would you need the most?
Balance, ruler, notebook
Thermometer, stopwatch, two cups of water
Graduated cylinder, balance, stone
Magnet, paper clip, string
A small insect weighs very little, which unit of mass will you use?
Gram
Kilogram
Milligram
Liter
