WorksheetsTx Unit 1 Science Matter 4th Grade
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
Sophia is looking at her glass of soda and notices ice cubes, bubbles, and the soda itself. Which thing in this picture represents a gas?
ice cubes
bubbles
soda
Lily is investigating magnetism using the chart above. Which conclusion can be logically made from her investigation?
Spoons and rings must be made from the same materials.
Larger items are more magnetic than small items.
All of the items are made from the same material.
Pennies are made from a different material than paper clips.
Grace is conducting an experiment in her kitchen. She measures out several different liquids to use in a recipe. What is the total mass of all of the liquids that Grace measured?
60 g
49 g
11 g
62 g
Hannah is conducting an experiment in her kitchen. She measures the mass of several different solids she found in her pantry. What is the total mass of all of the solids that Hannah measured?
93 g
70 g
100 g
153 g
Ava is looking at three different models that show how particles are arranged in different states of matter. Which model of matter is most likely a liquid?
A
B
C
Aria has two balloons. One balloon is orange and small, and the other is blue and large. Which of the following is a physical property that can be different between Aria's two balloons?
Size
Color
Shape
All of the above
Zoe places one thermometer in a cup of ice water and another thermometer in a cup of warm water, as shown in the images. Which statement best describes the two temperatures represented in the images?
The temperature in the ice water is higher than the temperature in the warm water.
The temperature in the ice water is lower than the temperature in the warm water.
The temperature in the ice water and warm water is the same.
The temperature in the ice water and warm water cannot be measured.
Noah is using a balance to measure the mass of a rock he found in the garden. What is the mass of the rock on the balance?
392 g
932 g
203 g
293 g
Luna is organizing a science project about the states of matter. She made the table above to show examples of solids, liquids, and gases. Which substance best completes the table above?
Rainwater
Clouds
Steam
Brick
Zoe is doing an experiment using the Investigating Magnetism chart above. She wants to know which statement is best supported by her results.
All metals are magnetic.
Only certain metals are magnetic.
Stronger magnets can attract all metals.
The heavier the object, the more magnetic it is.
Anika is measuring some items on her desk with a ruler. Which of the above items is approximately 4.5 centimeters long?
Battery
Crayon
Earring
Scissors
James is comparing four different blocks in his science class. Which of the four blocks shown above has the greatest mass?
Block A
Block B
Block C
Block D
Armando adds glycerin, water, and cooking oil to a glass and then puts a plastic ball in it. Which of these has the greatest density?
Cooking Oil
Water
Plastic Ball
Glycerin
Lily is heating a beaker of water in her science class. The thermometer in the picture above shows the temperature. What is the temperature of the liquid?
30 degrees
35 degrees
42 degrees
37 degrees
Ava is observing three different substances: an ice cube, a cup of water, and a balloon filled with air. She wonders, in which state of matter do the molecules vibrate the most?
solid
liquid
gas
