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What is science?

Anything that studies the world around you

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What is matter?

Anything that has mass and takes up space

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What are the states of matter? how do they change?

Liquid, Gas, solid, freeze, melt, and boil (vaporize)
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What is mass and what is the unit?

The amount of matter something has, how much it weighs. Grams

200

What is magnetism

the ability to be attracted by magnets 


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What does a scientist need to wear in a lab

safety googles, gloves, lab coat

400

What are observable properties of matter 

size, shape, color
400

What is texture?


the tactile quality of matter; how something feels. ex:Rough, smooth, bumpy, fuzzy

400

What tool is used to measure mass?

A scale 

400

What are the poles of a magnet and their rules ?

the north pole and the south pole, same poles REPEL each other and Opposite poles ATTRACT each other

600

What are the steps in the scientific method?

make an observation, test your hypothesis, collect  data, draw a conclusion, write your results

600

What is a scientific model?

A visible representation of something, like a globe, or a skeleton

600

What is luster?

How a surface reflects light in a mirror like direction ex: shiny, sparkly, dull

600

What is the law of conservation?

Matter/ Energy can not be created or destroyed 

600
What household items use magnets? (name 5) 

Refrigerator, Tv, Computer, A fan, Speaker 

800

What are the 5 senses

Sight, hearing, taste, touch, smell

800

What are the different ways to sort materials?

Based on their properties, we can group them with similar things

800

What is flexibility?

The ability to bend without breaking 

An object can be flexible(bends) or inflexible (rigid) 

800

What is the difference between a physical change and a chemical change?

A physical change is when you can the properties, a chemical change is when you composition 

physical change you dont make a new substance. Chemical change you do

800

What planets are magnetic

Earth and saturn

1000

What body parts do you use for each sense

Eyes, hands, ears, mouth, nose 

1000

What is an engineer?

someone who plans and builds structures

1000

Whats the difference between translucent and transparent?

The amount of light that can pass through an object EX: Translucent = some light can pass through, looks cloudy. 

Transparent = completely see-through

1000

what are the ingredients for elephant toothpaste?

Yeast, liquid soap, Hydrogen peroxide, food coloring

1000

What effects magnetic force?

Magnetic forces depends on the properties (Material of object, distance, orientation of the magnet, size)

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