States of Matter
How does water change states when it evaporates?A. Liquid water turns into water vapor.
A. Liquid water turns into water vapor.
B. Solid water turns into liquid water.
C. Water vapor turns into liquid water.
D. Liquid water turns into solid water.
A. Liquid water turns into water vapor.
If you have a soccer ball, a beach ball, a base ball and a golf ball, which property is the same for all of them?
A. size
B. shape
C. texture
D. hardness
B. shape
What is mass?
A. anything that takes up space
B. how warm something is
C. the amount of space an object takes up
D. the amount of matter an object has
D. the amount of matter an object has
You are doing an investigation using baking soda and vinegar. Step 1: measure 2 tablespoons of baking soda. Step 2: measure 1/2 cup of vinegar. Step 3: Mix the baking soda and the vinegar. Step 4: Record observations.
In which step will a new kind of matter form?
A. Step 1
B. Step 2
C. Step 3
D. Step 4
C. Step 3
You make lemonade by combining water, sugar, and lemon juice. What is lemonade an example of?
A. a solid
B. a solution
C. a chemical change
D. a physical property
B. a solution
Which change of state is the result of matter cooling?
A. A gas becomes a liquid.
B. A solid becomes a liquid.
C. A liquid becomes a gas.
D. A solid becomes a gas.
A. A gas becomes a liquid.
A. how we measure temperature.
B. mixing two items to make them one.
C. A chemical change that happens to an item.
D. characteristics you can observe or measure directly.
D. characteristics you can observe or measure directly.
Which of these tools could you use to measure a rock’s mass?
A. a ruler
B. a pan balance
C. a thermometer
D. a graduated cylinder
B. a pan balance
What is the outcome when you mix sugar and salt?
A. A liquid forms.
B. A solution forms.
C. A physical change happens.
D. A chemical change happens.
C. A physical change happens
A. Two or more substances that are combined without changing any of them.
B. Ripping a paper into small pieces.
C. Water that is boiling and turning into a gas.
D. The mass of an orange added to the mass of a shell.
A. Two or more substances that are combined without changing any of them.
You estimate the mass of a paper clip before you measure it. What is a reasonable
estimate?
A. 1 gram
B. 1 kilogram
C. 100 grams
D. 100 kilograms
A. 1 gram
When you heat eggs in a pan, what kind of change happens?
A. A mixture was formed.
B. A solution was formed.
C. There was a chemical change.
D. There was a physical change.
C. There was a chemical change.
A. lemonade B. Sand and gravel C. Rice
D. Fruit Punch E. Metal and plastic paper clips F. Lemons
G. Sugar H. Orange Juice with Pulp I. a Chest of Toys
A. 0 degrees Fahrenheit
B. 32 degrees Fahrenheit
C. 0 degrees Celsius
D. 32 degrees Celsius
B. 32 degrees Fahrenheit
C. 0 degrees Celsius
A. the amount of space an object takes up.
B. the amount of matter an object has.
C. the volume of an object.
D. whether an object will sink or float
B. the amount of matter an object has.
Kwan places a rock in water to measure its volume. He starts with 100 mL of water in a graduated cylinder. When he adds the rock the graduated cylinder reads 115 mL. What is the volume of the rock?
A. 10 mL
B. 60 mL
C. 15 mL
D. 110 mL
C. 15 mL
You cut a sheet of paper in half. What kind of change did you cause in this solid?
A. a physical change
B. a chemical change
C. a change in texture
D. a change in state of matter
A. a physical change
Which items are a mixture?
A. lemonade B. Sand and gravel C. Rice
D. Fruit Punch E. Metal and plastic paper clips F. Lemons
G. Sugar H. Orange Juice with Pulp I. a Chest of Toys
A. the water vapor will condense and change back into a liquid.
B. the window becomes foggy.
C. The water vapor will boil.
D. The water vapor will evaporate.
A. the water vapor will condense and change back into a liquid.
A. Mass 1. Graduated Cylinder
B. Volume 2. Thermometer
C. Temperature 3. Pan balance
B & 1
C & 2
You want to find the volume of a small wooden block. Which metric measuring tool do you
use?
A. hand lens
B. pan balance
C. metric ruler
D. Celsius thermometer
C. metric ruler
A. Cut up Fruit B. Fried Egg C. Lemonade
D. Rusty Nail E. Salt Water F. Scab on a cut
Chemical Changes: B, D, F
A. Paper Clips and big beads
B. Corks and Pennies
C. Sand and Shells
D. water and lemonade
C. Sand and Shells