States Of Matter
Matter
Properties of Matter
Changes of States of Matter
Miscellaneous
100

What are the three states of matter?

Solid, Liquid, Gas

100

Matter is anything that has ________ and takes up space

Mass

100

Name two measurable Physical Properties

Volume, Density, Mass, Weight

100

Going from a solid to a liquid

Ice to Water

Melting


100

Which of the following would be a synthetic material? (Select all that apply)

a. Oil extracted from the ground

b. Diamonds from a factory

c. Aspirin purchased in a drug store

d. Diamonds found in a mine

Diamonds from a factory and 

Aspirin from a drug store

200

Which state of matter has a volume that can change and spreads out to take the shape of its container?

Gas

200

Mass is how much ______ is in an object

Matter

200

When liquid is poured from one container to another, which of its properties changes?

Color, Odor, Shape

Shape

200

What is going from a liquid to a gas?

Heating up water

Boiling

200

Water was boiling on the stove, steam floated up from the pan, steam is an example of?

Gas

300

Which state of matter has a definite shape and a definite volume?

Solid

300

Items with a large mass will feel light or heavy?

Heavy
300

True or false: the taste of a substance is a physical property 

true

300

What phase change is described when a liquid changes to a solid


Freezing

300

What is the difference between a natural and a synthetic material?

Natural materials come from the Earth, plants, or animals.

Synthetic materials are man-made in a lab or factory, mixing chemical or natural materials together.

400

Which state of matter has a certain volume but takes on the shape of its container?

Liquid

400

The volume of an object is how much _______ an object takes up

Space

400

Give a chemical property and explain it.

Flammable     Ph - Acidity

Toxicity          Ductile

Solubility        Reacts with water

Radioactive     Reacts with oxygen

Malability 


400

Going to a gas without boiling

Evaporation

400

Density is a physical property. What is density?

Density is how compact matter is. The more compact, the denser.

500

Give an example of a solid, a liquid, and a gas?

Answers will vary

500

If something floats in water, what do we know about its density?

Its density is less than 1 kg/L

500

Give three properties of an apple

Color- Red or Green

Shape- Round

Feel- hard, rough

Taste- sweet

500

True or false: When a piece of paper is torn in half this is a chemical change

false

500

An object has a mass of 45 kg and a volume of 10 L. What is the density?

45/10 = 4.5 kg/L

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