Solid, Liquid or Gas?
Properties of Matter
Turn up the Heat!
Ways to Measure Matter
Bonus!!!
100
The inside of a car tire is filled with _____, one of the three states of matter.
What is a gas?
100
An object's ______________ describes how firm it is.
What is hardness?
100
When enough heat is added to a liquid, it can cause it to _______ before turning into water vapor.
What is boil?
100
You can use this tool to measure mass.
What is a balance?
100
We can describe matter by measuring it. Name three ways scientists measure matter when they are making comparisons.
What is length, mass, volume and or temperature?
200
A snowman that remains frozen is an example of a _______, one of the three states of matter.
What is a solid?
200
Name all five senses that scientists use to describe properties of matter.
What is seeing, hearing, touching, tasting and smelling?
200
My snowman melted quickly on a warm spring day. Heat from the sun turned my solid snowman into _________ water.
What is liquid?
200
This tool can measure how much space an object takes up.
What is a graduated cylinder?
200
Which tool would you use to measure the length of a book?
What is a ruler?
300
This type of matter has particles that are tightly packed together. The object does not change shape.
What is a solid?
300
Give one way a pencil and a crayon are similar by describing their properties. Give one way a pencil and a crayon are different by describing their properties.
Similar: What is they both have hardness, they both are solid, they both make a mark on a paper that you can see when you use them? Different: What is one is made of wax, one is made of lead, one has a paper coating, the other has a wood coating, one comes with a rubber eraser, one comes in multiple colors, etc.
300
Water boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit and freezes at ____ degrees Fahrenheit.
What is 32?
300
This tool is used to measure temperature of matter and can be read using a Fahrenheit or Celsius scale.
What is a thermometer?
300
Anything that takes up space and has mass is called _______.
What is matter?
400
This type of matter has particles moving all around! It takes the shape of the container that it is in, but most people can not see it.
What is a gas?
400
True or False: Texture is how an object feels to the touch.
What is true?
400
This is what happens to the particles inside types of matter when heat is added.
What is the particles speed up or move faster?
400
I began my experiment with a graduated cylinder that contained 50 milliliters of water. After I dropped a rock inside the cylinder, the volume of water increased to 57 milliliters. What is the volume of the rock?
What is 7 milliliters?
400
Which object is most likely to sink in water? a. a plastic bottle b. a rock c. a leaf d. a balloon
What is b, a rock?
500
Particles in _________ are held together less tightly. The particles flow past one another, but they take the shape of the container that they are in. If you pour this type of matter from one container to another, it will change the shape that it is in to match the new container.
What is a liquid?
500
The ability to sink or float is a property of matter. Name one item that would sink if you dropped it into a bathtub. Name one item that would float if you dropped it into a bathtub.
Float: can be anything that does not weigh very much (pencil, crayon, rubber duckie, rainbow loom bracelet, grapes, etc.) Sink: can be anything that has more weight (brick, backpack, desk, can of green beans, etc. )
500
This stage of the water cycle occurs when heat from the sun or stove top heats up liquid water.
What is evaporation?
500
True or False: The centimeter side of a ruler is used to measure how much space a gas takes up in a balloon.
What is false?
500
What happens to water vapor as it cools?
What is condensation?
M
e
n
u