Matter
States of Matter
Mass
Volume
Density
100
What are the 3 states of matter?
Solid, liquid, gas
100
Give 1 example of a gas.
Helium, air, etc.
100
Would you measure the mass of a person in grams or kilograms?
Kilograms
100
What is the name of the unit we use to measure very small amounts of volume?
Milliliters (mL)
100
Which object is more dense: a balloon or a bowling ball?
Bowling ball
200
What is the name of the table that helps scientists to arrange elements?
Periodic table
200
What state of matter is water?
Liquid
200
What TOOL do we use to measure mass?
Balance scale
200
True or False: volume is the amount of space an object takes up
True
200
What is density?
The amount of matter in a certain amount of space
300
What is the name of the smallest particles of an element that have the properties of the element?
Atom
300
Give 1 example of a solid
Book, ball, box, etc.
300
What unit do we use to measure mass?
Grams
300
True or False: we cannot measure the volume of solids
False
300
What does it mean if an object is buoyant?
It floats in water.
400
What is a property? How do you observe it?
Anything about matter that you observe with your senses.
400
What do particles do in a gas?
Spread out to fill up the space available
400
Would your mass change if you were on the moon?
No
400
What unit is used to measure volume of a liquid?
Liters
400
True or False: An object that sinks is more dense than the water.
True
500
What is matter? (2 parts)
Anything that takes up SPACE and has MASS
500
What are particles like in a solid?
Tightly packed and firmly connected
500
What is the difference between mass and weight?
Mass stays the same everywhere; weight changes depending on where it is
500
What tool do we use to measure the volume of a liquid?
Measuring cup
500
Which object is more dense, an empty water bottle or a full water bottle?
full water bottle
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