Mass and Weight Jeopardy

1

100

The force of gravity on an object is ________.

a. volume

b. mass

c. substance

d. weight

d. weight

200

What are the five physical properties of matter?

Color

texture

taste

smell

sound

300

True or false: Matter can neither be created nor destroyed by physical or chemical changes.

True

400

What has mass and takes up space?

matter

500

The Law of Conservation of Matter means the mass of an object is always equal to the _____ of its parts.

a. quotient

b. difference

c. product

d. sum

d. sum

2

100

Which of the following is the physical matter of which living or non-living things are made of?

a. liquid

b. substance

c. gas

d. texture

b. substance

200

What has definite volume that can be measured, but no shape?

a. solid

b. liquid

c. gas

b. liquid

300

Mass is measured on Earth with a ________.

a. scale

b. flask

c. ruler

d. thermometer

a. scale

400

Henry blew up two balloons himself. One balloon has only a small amount of air in it, the other balloon is full of air. Which balloon will have the most mass?

The balloon that is full of air. 

500

Weight is the force of _____ on an object.

gravity

3

100

Matter is material that has ______ and takes up _____.

mass, space

200

Which of the following has no mass?

a. liquids

b. solids

c. space

d. gas

c. space

300

If Susan weighs 45 kg on Earth and she only weighs 7 kg on the moon. What is most likely the reason for the change in her weight?

a. she has not eaten since she got to the moon

b. space travel

c. gravity changed

d. she lost weight during the trip

c. gravity changed

400

What is the reason that all the parts of a flashlight have the same mass of a whole flashlight? The Law of _______ of _________.

The Law of Conservation of Mass

500

If a block of ice weighs 6 kg and is placed in a closed container, what will the mass of the ice be after it melts and changes into liquid?

6 kg

4

100

How many grams equal a kilogram?

a. 10

b. 100

c. 1,000

d. 10,000

c. 1,000

200

What property of an object will change if it goes form Earth to outer space?

a. volume

b. density

c. weight

d. mass

c. weight

300

What are the 3 states of matter?

Solid

liquid

gas

400

Which of the following is TRUE about objects on Earth?

a. objects with more mass have less weight

b. objects with more mass have more weight

c. objects with less mass have more weight

d. an object's weight and mass are not related

b. objects with more mass have more weight

500

A milk jug has the same ____ whether is full or milk or empty.

a. mass

b. volume

c. weight

b. volume

5

100

How do we measure mass?

a. thermometer

b. tape measure

c. ruler

d. balance scale

d. balance scale

200

Which of the following has mass?

a. space

b. electricity

c. water

d. heat

c. water

300

What produces weight based on the mass of an object?

a. electromagnetism

b. radiation

c. gravity

d. magnetism

c. gravity

400

What can change volume and shape easily with particles spreading out freely?

a. solid

b. liquid

c. gas

c. gas

500

If you traveled into to outer space, what would NOT change?

a. weight

b. mass

b. mass