Matter

Solids

Liquids

Gas

Mass

Volume

100

What describes how much space an object takes up?

•A. weight

•B. property

•C. mass

•D. volume

100

In _______ a liquid changes to a gas without boiling.

A.chemical changes

B.solids

C.condensation

D.evaporation

100

What is the scientific term for the forms of matter, such as solid, liquid, & gas?

A.properties of matter

B.units of matter

C.types of matter

D.states of matter

100

The way an object looks, tastes, smells, sounds, and feels is called?

A.observations

B.measures

C.properties

D.volume

C.properties

100

How are solids and gases different from one another?

A.Solids have no definite shape, while gases have no definite volume.

B.Solids have no definite volume, while gases have a definite shape.

C.Solids have a definite shape, while gases have no definite volume.

D.Solids have a definite volume, while gases have a definite shape.

C.Solids have a definite shape, while gases have no definite volume.

200

The measure of the amount of matter (how heavy or light) in an object is its ______________

•A. shape

•B. volume

•C. mass

•D. height

•C. mass

200

To _________ is to change from a liquid to a solid.

A. evaporate

B. freeze

C. condense

D. melt

B. freeze

200

Which state of matter takes up a definite amount of space and has its own shape?

A.liquid

B.Solid

C.Gas

D.size

B.Solid

200

Which is not a state of matter?

A.Gravity

B.Gas

C.Liquid

D.Solid

A.Gravity

200

If the frozen juice bar was placed in a bowl and left to melt. Which of the following properties of the juice bar will change once it has melted?

A. color

B. shape

C. mass

D.taste

C. mass

300

Which of the following objects has the most mass?

A. Bowling ball

B. Basketball

C. baseball

D. Golf ball

A. Bowling ball

300

To change from a gas to a liquid is called _________.

A.vaporize

B. condensation

C.Liquid ice

D.evaporation

B. condensation

300

Which state of matter has a definite volume, but not a definite shape?

A. volume

B. solid

C. gas

D. liquid

300

Which of the following BEST describes matter?

A.Anything that is in the air.

B.Anything that is a solid.

C.Anything that has mass and volume

D.Anything that can be seen.

C.Anything that has mass and volume

300

When a Hershey’s bar is left in the sun, all of the following are likely to be seen EXCEPT

A. boiling

B. melting

C. a change in shape

D.a change in color

A. boiling

400

Particles are packed closely together in a _______________.

A.solid

B.gas

C.liquid

D.All of the above

A.solid

400

Helium is a gas.

A.True

B.False

A.True

400

What happens when you move a solid from one container to another?

A.Nothing

B.It takes the shape of the container

C.It gets smaller

D.It gets bigger

A.Nothing

400

Lucille collected 5 different rocks. The rock with the GREATEST mass will feel like the _____________.

A.lightest

B.heaviest

C.smoothest

D.sharpest

B.heaviest

400

Which event is a chemical change (irreversible)?

A.Raw egg to cooked egg

B.Water to water vapor

C.Chocolate bar to melted chocolate

D.You cut up an apple.

A.Raw egg to cooked egg

500

All of the following are properties of an apple except _________.

A.red

B.smooth

C.round

D.applesauce

500

A ______ is matter that has no definite shape or volume .

A.gas

B.liquid

C.solid

D.particle

A.gas

500

Particles in a _____ are spread apart & move the fastest.

A.pineapple

B.Liquid

C.solid

D.gas

500

Which is of these is NOT a physical property?

A.color

B.heat

C.size

D.texture

B.heat

500

Which event is a physical change (reversible)?

A.Raw egg to cooked egg

B.Corn kernel to popcorn

C.Ice to water

D.Your banana turned brown.

C.Ice to water