States of Matter
Physical and Chemical Changes
Forces
Simple Machines
Chemical Reactions
100

Which is an example of a liquid?

Water

100

What happens when baking soda and vinegar are mixed?

Bubbles form

100

What is a force?

A push or a pull

100

Which simple machine helps keep you safe in a car?

A seatbelt

100

A chemical change always makes something...

New

200

What is Matter?

Anything that takes up space

200

What forms when baking soda and vinegar bubble?

A gas

200

What happens when two objects collide?

They push on each other

200

What material would make a good bumper to absorb force?

Cotton balls

200

What type of change is baking a cake?

Chemical

300

What type of change is boiling water?

Physical

300

What is an example of a physical change?

Cutting paper

300

The harder the crash, the greater the...

force

300

What part of a bike helmet helps reduce the force of a fall?

The padding

300

If heat is produced during a reaction, what does that tell us?

It’s a chemical reaction

400

When sugar is stirred into water, what happens?

The sugar is still there but dissolved

400

Why is mixing vinegar and baking soda not a physical change?

It creates something new

400

How does a helmet protect your head during a fall or collision?

It absorbs some of the force so your head doesn’t get hurt

400

What does a seatbelt do during a crash?

Keeps your body from flying forward

400

What do you expect to see when lemon juice and baking soda are mixed?

Bubbles form as gas is made

500

When you dissolve sugar in water, is it a chemical change?

Yes, it’s a new substance

500

What clues tell us a chemical change happened?

Get something completely new

500

What happens when a moving ball hits a still ball?

Some of the ball’s energy moves to the other ball

500

What safety device can reduce the force of a fall?

A helmet

500

A toy car rolls down a ramp and hits a wall. What happens if you place a sponge between the wall and the car?

The sponge reduces the impact

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