PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
CHANGES IN SOLIDS
WASTE SORTING
100

True or False: A mirror is shiny.



True

100

A potter makes a flower pot from clay. What change is made?

Mold

100

BIODEGRADABLE OR NONBIODEGRADBLE
Dry leaves

Biodegradable

200

Name one physical property of a table

Hard

200

A carpenter uses nails to make a table. What change is made?

Joined

200

BIODEGRADABLE OR NONBIODEGRADBLE
Plastic straw

Non-biodegradable

300

Name one object that is rough.

Rope, sandpaper, tree bark

300

A chef slices a carrot into small pieces. What change is made?




Cut

300

E-WASTE OR RECYCLABLE: 

Newspaper

Recyclable

400

Which physical property helps a rubber band stretch without breaking?

Stretchable

400

Why is changing solid materials useful?

It helps make new or useful objects.

400

E-waste or Recyclable:
Broken keyboard

E-waste

500

Name two physical properties that solid objects can have.



Any two: hard, soft, rough, smooth, shiny, stretchable

500

Maria wants to make a paper bag from one sheet of paper. Which changes should she make to the paper?



Cut, Fold, and Joined

500

Why should biodegradable and non-biodegradable materials be separated?

So they can be disposed of properly and help protect the environment.

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