Physical Properties of Matter 1
Classifying Matter
Mixtures and Solutions
Physical Properties of Matter 2
100

A student measures the mass and volume of two cubes. The mass and volume is shown in the table below. What is the combined mass of both cubes? 

30 grams + 45 grams = 75 grams

100

Which group of materials contains only conductors of electricity?

a. Copper wire, aluminum foil

b. Rubber band, copper wire

c. Plastic spoon, glass

d. Cardboard, wood

a. Copper wire, aluminum foil

Both are metals and metals are conductors of electricity.

100

Which is NOT a solution?

a. Salt water

b. Sand and water

c. Kool-Aid

d. Lemonade

b. Sand and water

100

Looking at the table below. Which object is most likely a copper penny?

Object B

200

Which tool would be the MOST useful to seperate a mixture of sand and rocks ?

a. Sieve

b. Magnet

c. Tweezers

d. Water

a. sieve
200

Why is aluminum foil used to wrap food but not to insulate hot drinks?

It conducts heat instead of insulating it.

200

A student mixes salt and water until the salt can no longer be seen. How can they separate them?

By evaporation

200

Put the objects in order from most dense to least dense:

Oil was on top of the water.

The key fell to the bottom of the beaker.

Wood block floated on top of the oil.

Most dense to least dense:

Key, water, oil, wood block

300

Which of the following is NOT a physical property?

a. Magnetism

b. Solubility

c. Flammability

d. Mass

c. Flammability

300

A student wants to build a circuit. Which materials should they avoid using as wires? Select all that apply.

a. Rubber

b. Copper

c. Wood

d. Plastic

Rubber, wood and plastic. They are all insulators.

300

Which statement is true about solutions?

a. They can only be solids

b. They always looks cloudy

c. They form when one substance dissolves in another

d. They cannot be seperated.

c. They form when one substance dissolves in another

300

Which of the following materials can insulate thermal energy?

a. Rubber ball

b. Copper wire

c. Paper

d. Wooden block

a. Rubber ball

400

Why does a cork float in water but a penny sinks?

Cork is less dense that water so it floats; penny is more dense than water so it sinks.

400

True or False. 

All metals are magnetic.

False. Not all metals are magnetic (aluminum and copper are not)

400

Which physical property of matter helps seperate iron fillings from sand?

Magnetism

400

Which of the following is magnetic AND an electrical conductor?

a. Aluminum washer

b. Copper wire

c. Rubber ball

d. Iron nail

d. Iron nail

500

Which tool would BEST measure the volume of an irregular rock?

a. Graduated Cylinder

b. Scale

c. Ruler

d. Milliliters

a. Graduated Cylinder

Measure the volume of water before placing the rock in it and after placing the rock. The difference is the volume of the rock.

500

A piece of cardboard floats in water. Which property of matter helps classify it?

Density. The cardboard is less dense than water so it floats to the top.

500

What would BEST seperate sand and oil?

Water. Sand sinks to the bottom and oil floats to the top.
500

A student mixes 5 mL of salt into a beaker with 500 mL of water. Which of the following statements is true?

a. The mass of the solution is 505 mL.

b. The volume of the solution is 505 mL.

c. The solution can be easily seperated using a sieve.

d. The salt does not dissolve in the water.

b. The volume of the solution is 505 mL.