What is Matter?
States of Matter
Properties of Matter
P of C change?
Fun Facts :D
100

What is matter?

Anything that has mass and takes up space

100

What are the three states of matter?

Solid, liquid, gas

100

Which property tells us how heavy an object is?

Mass.

100

Melting ice?

Physical

100

What is the closest Country to Australia?

Papau New Guinea

200

Which one is NOT matter: air, water, sunlight or a rock?

Sunlight. It is energy, not matter

200

Which state of matter has a fixed shape and a fixed volume?

Solid

200

Which property describes how much space an object takes up?

Volume.

200

Burning piece of paper?

Chemical.

200

Where did Mr. Ferguson Previously live before moving to TI?

Redcliffe

300

A balloon is filled with air. Explain how this shows that air is matter.

Air takes up space inside the balloon and has mass.

300

What happens to the particles in a solid when it is heated?

The particles gain energy and vibrate faster.

300

Honey flows more slowly than water. What property explains this?

Viscosity.

300

A student cuts a piece of paper into small pieces. Explain why this is a physical change.

The paper changes size and shape, but no new substance is formed.

300

How many islands are in the Torres Strait? (to the nearest 10)

274

400

Two objects have the same volume but different masses. What does this tell us about the objects?

They have different densities. One has more mass in the same amount of space.

400

Why can a liquid change its shape but a solid usually cannot?

Liquid particles move past one another. Solid particles vibrate in fixed positions. 

400

Which property describes adding water into concentrated juice?

Dilution 

400

An iron nail begins to rust. Is this a P or C change? Explain

Chemical changes because a new substance (rust) forms.

400

What month was Mrs. Ferguson born in?

February

500

A student says "Gas is not matter because we cannot see it". Explain why the student is incorrect. 

Gas has mass and takes up space, even though we cannot visually see it.

500

Ice melts into water. Explain what happens to the particles and whether the total mass changes.

Particles gain energy and move past each other. Total mass stays the same.

500

Two blocks have the same volume. One has a mass of 100g and the other 200g. Which block is denser? Explain

200g block because it has more mass in the same volume. 

500

An egg is cracked into a frying pan and then cooks it. Identify the physical and chemical changes. Explain why.

Physical change: Cracking the egg (only the form changes)

Chemical change: cooking the egg (new form of egg is irreversible) 

500

Who designed the Torres Strait Islander flag, and in what year was it adopted?

Bernard Namok, in 1992.