Matter
Science
Properties of Matter 1
Properties of Matter 2
Properties of Matter : 3
100
What is the definition of matter?
Anything that has mass, made up of small particles and takes up space.
100
Using our five sense are called making a:
Qualitative Observation
100
What property of matter do nickel, iron, and steel have in common that other metals do not?
They are magnetic.
100
I am a material that does let heat go through easily.
What is a conductor
100
Why do you think so many pots and pans are made of metal?
Because metal is a conductor and lets heat pass through easier.
200
Name one object that is matter and one object that is not characterized as matter.
example: Table, door, person, air = all matter!
example: Light or Fire = not matter!
200
What is the name of this tool? What is it used for?
A microscope.
Makes smaller things bigger.
200
What is an object called when NO light can pass through it?
What is opaque
200
I am a material that does not let heat go through.
What is an insulator?
200
Why are wood, glass and plastic considered insulators?
Because they do not let heat go through easily.
300
True or False: Air is not matter because we can not see it.
False: Air is matter because it is made up of atoms that have a mass and take up space.
300
what tool is this? What does it measure?
A thermometer.
How hot or cold a substance it is.
300
I am object that only SOME light passes through. What am I?
Translucent
300
What is called when an object does not have magnetic force is is attracted to another object?
What is repel
300
What caused the balloon to stick to your hair when you rubbed it against your head?
Static electricity or electric currents.
400
True or False A dog is matter
True a dog has mass and takes up space
400
What is it called when we used data for observations?
Quantitative
400
When an electric current flows through a quarter or a penny, what is that quarter and penny called?
A conductor
400
What are the walls of a house are made of so if it is cold outside and warm inside, almost no heat can escape, keeping the inside warm.
They are made up of Insulators.
400
What two temperatures do we use in Science?
Fahrenheit and Celsius
500
Is an ice cube a solid, liquid, or gas.
Solid
500
Name the three parts of a Scientific model:
Similar picture, arrows for movement, lines for labels.
500
I am an object where ALL the light goes through. What am I?
I am transparent
500
When you held the two wires together and the light bulb came on, is this a closed circuit or open circuit?
This is a closed circuit, where the current can travel from the battery to the wire to the light bulb.
500
When you turned on the sink and place the charged rod close to the stream without touching the water. What happend?
The water bended!!
600
What is the scale called that we can use to COMPARE the weights of two objects?
Double Pan Balance
600
When we mixed baking soda and vinegar, what type of a reaction occurred: A chemical or physical reaction?
A chemical reaction.
600
When you rubbed the charged rod with an aluminum sheet. Approach the bits of paper with the rod. What happens?
The paper sticks to the rod.
600
When you drew a model of the magnetic stand, what did you need to draw between each magnet?
Arrows going up and down between each magnet to show magnetic force
600
Name 3 properties of a binder clip.
Conducts electricity, black, and silver, magnetic, solid, opaque.