Grade 4 - Rocks
Grade 4 - Minerals
Grade 5 - Matter 1
Grade 5 - Matter 2
100

This rock forms from sediments pressed together in layers.

sedimentary rock

100

Hardness is tested using what scale?

Mohs Scale

100

Water freezing into ice is what kind of change?

Physical Change

100

The amount of matter in an object is called ____.

Mass
200

This rock is formed when melted rock cools and hardens

Igneous rock

200

How can you check the true colour of a mineral?

Streak test

200

Name the three main states of matter

solid, liquid, and gas

200

Give one sign that a chemical change has happened.

colour change, gas formed, heat released, new smell, light produced, solid forms.

300

This rock forms when heat and pressure change another rock without melting it.

metamorphic rock

300

If a mineral lets some light through, this is what we call it.

Translucent

300

When a liquid turns into a gas, it’s called ____

Evaporation

300

Heat energy that can change the temperature or state of a substance

thermal energy

400

This rock type is the MOST likely to contain fossils

sedimentary rock

400

This property describes how light reflects off a mineral.

Lustre

400

This state of matter has particles that move very fast and spread apart.

Gas

400

Frost forming on car windows is what change of state

deposition (gas to solid)

500

This process changes rocks into tiny pieces that can become sediments in the rock cycle

weathering

500

Difference between rock and mineral

A rock is made of one or more minerals; a mineral is a pure, natural solid with its own set of properties.

OR: Rocks are mixtures; minerals are single substances

500

Why does ice float in water, even though they’re the same substance?

Ice is less dense than liquid water. 

When water freezes, the particles arrange themselves in a crystal structure that contains more empty space between them. That makes ice expand and become less dense than liquid water, so it rises to the top.

500

Your wet mittens are hung up to dry near a heater. Later they are dry.
What change of state happened to the water in the mittens?

Evaporation (liquid water in mittens → water vapour).

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