States of matter
Materials and their properties
Properties of materials
Natural and man-made materials
Forces and their effects
100

What are the three states of matter?

Solid, liquid, gas.

100

The amount of mass in a specific volume 

Density

100

Name two objects made of a soft material

Pillow, cushion, cotton, teddy...

100

What are some man-made materials?

Glass, plastic, paper...

100

What are the two types of forces?

Contact force and non-contact force

200

Do solids have a fixed shape and volume?

Yes

200

Which object has a greater mass? A cork ball or a steel ball?

A steel ball

200

Give two examples of a flexible material

Rubber, paper, cotton...

200

What are some of the properties of plastic?

Hard and opaque, soft and transparent, flexible or rigid

200

When objects touch and insert force on each other it is called...

Contact force

300

Anything with mass and volume

Matter

300

If the object inside a container of water is denser than the water, will it float or sink?

Sink

300

Name two objects made of a transparent material

Glass, window, bottle of water, reading glasses...

300

What are some natural materials?

Wood, cotton, wool...

300

Magnetism and gravity are examples of .... force.

Non-contact

400

The amount of matter in an object

Mass

400

Do denser liquids go to the top or bottom of a container?

Bottom

400

Give two examples of an opaque material

Wood, metal, plastic...

400

What are some properties of steel?

Hard, strong, rigid, opaque...

400

It is the force that pulls objects towards the Earth

Gravity

500

The amount of space an object occupies 

Volume

500

If the solid object is denser than the water, it sinks. This is called...

Buoyancy

500

Name two objects made of a fragile material

Glass, window, mirror...

500

True or false: Cotton and linen are made from plants.

True

500

True or false: Forces can change the shape of an object

True

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