Vocabulary
Tools
Properties Part 1
Properties Part 2
100

Define matter.

What is anything that has mass and takes up space?

100

What tool is used to test whether an object is magnetic?

What is a magnet?

100

Oil __________ because it is _________ dense than water.

Oil FLOATS because it is LESS dense than water.

100

What is mass?

Mass is the measure of how much matter is in an object.

200

Define conductor.

What is a material that allows energy to pass through?

200

What tool is used to measure the volume of a liquid?

What is a graduated cylinder or a beaker?

200

Is copper an electrical conductor or insulator?

Copper is an electrical CONDUCTOR.
200

What are 2 substances that are soluble?

drink mix, sugar, salt, baking soda

300

Define relative density.

What is whether an object sinks or floats in water?

300

What tool is used to measure the mass of an object?

What is a triple beam balance?


300

If a material is soluble, what will happen when you add it to water?

It will dissolve and mix evenly into the water.

300
Which of the following objects conduct electricity: glass marble, penny, nail, wooden stick, plastic straw

penny, nail

400

Define solubility.

What is whether a substance dissolves in another substance?

400

What tool would you use to measure the relative density of an object?

What is a bucket of water?

400

Name 4 objects or materials that are LESS dense than water.

Answer may include:  Oil, rubbing alcohol, styrofoam, cork, wood (i.e. toothpick), Ping pong ball

400

What physical property could you use to place these items in the SAME group?  styrofoam cup, ping pong ball, wood

density

500

Define insoluble.

What is something that does not dissolve in a liquid (usually water)?

500

What tool would you use to determine whether an object is an electrical conductor?

What is a simple circuit?

500

Explain changes in physical state using water as an example.

Water is a liquid.  When you add heat, it evaporates and becomes a gas.  When you take heat away from water vapor, it condensates and becomes a liquid again.  When you take heat away from water, it freezes into solid ice.  When you add heat to ice, it melts to become a liquid.

500

Desribe the physical characteristics of a gas using as many physical properties as possible.

No definite volume, no definite shape, not an insulator, not magnetic, less dense than water, insoluble

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