Physical Properties
a. age
b. color
c. matter
d. speed
color
What will happen to an ice cube if you put it outside?
a. it will not change
b. it will change to a gas
c. it will change to a solid
d. it will change to a liquid
d.
___________ is a measure of how warm something is.
Temperature
Books have physical properties. Name two physical properties of a textbook.
hard and rectangular
At what temperature does water boil? in celcius
An objects _______________ is the amount of space it takes up.
volume
Emma puts water into a graduated cylinder. Then she puts a rock in the graduated cylinder. Which of the properties is Emma measuring?
a. mass
b. temperature
c. texture
d. volume
d. volume
A _____________ is matter that takes up a definite amount of space, but does not have a definite shape.
liquid
___________ is the amount of matter something has.
mass
All objects have mass. Which statement is true?
a. mass measures how big an object is
b. mass is usually measured in mililiters
c. the shape of an object is what gives it mass
d. as matter is added to an object, its mass increases
d.
Compare what happens to water during melting and freezing.
During melting the water gains more heat and during freezing it loses heat.
When liquid water becomes gas, we call this process _________________
evaporation
Sally places objects in a balance. What is Sally most likely doing?
a. she is comparing the lengths of two objects
b. she is comparing the masses of two objects
c. she is comparing the hardness of two objects
d. she is comparing the volumes of two objects
b.
How is a solid different from a gas?
a. a solid spreads out to fill its container. A gas has a definite shape
b. A solid takes the shape of its container. A gas spreads out to fill its container.
c. A solid has a definite volume. A gas does not have a definite volume
d. A solid does not have a definite volume. A gas has a definite volume.
c.
A _________ is matter that does not take up a definite amount of space and doesn't have a definite shape.
gas