Properties of Matter
States of Matter
Atomic Theory
Measurement
Identify it!
100

Name two physical properties you can use to describe a material.

color, magnetism, mass, volume, etc.

100

What are the three states of matter?

solid, liquid, gas

100

Matter is made of tiny particles too small to see. What is the general name for these particles?

Atoms

100

What tool do you use to measure the mass of an object?

scale

100

A shiny, silver-colored spoon is being described. What physical property is being described?

color/appearance

200

What property measures how much matter is in an object?

mass

200

When a liquid becomes a gas because it is heated, what is that process called?

Evaporation

200

What two parts of an atom are found in the nucleus?

protons and neutrons

200

What unit is used to measure the volume of a liquid?

milliliters/liters

200

A student touches a piece of sandpaper and notices that it feels rough. What physical property is being

texture

300

What is matter?

something that takes up space and has mass

300

Describe how the particles in a solid look compared to those in a gas.

Solid particles are tightly packed, and gas particles move freely 

300

What does this number represent?


300

What tool do you use to measure temperature?

thermometer

300

A student pours water into a graduated cylinder and finds that it takes up 50 milliliters. What physical property is being measured?

volume

400

What property tells you how much space an object takes up?

volume

400

What is the process called when a gas turns into a liquid?

Condensation

400

How many protons does oxygen have?

8

400

Which has more mass: a 5-gram rock or a 10-gram rock?

10-gram

400

You scratch two objects and one scratches more easily than the other. What property are you testing?

hardness

500

What is a physical property of matter?

observable and measurable characteristic of matter

500

Explain how temperature affects the movement of particles and give one example of a phase change caused by heating.

Higher temperature=particles; ice melts to liquid when heated

500

What is it called when two different elements are chemically bonded together?

Compound

500

A rock has a weighs of 50 grams and takes up 20 milliliters of space. What two physical properties were measured?

volume and mass

500

You have two cubes that are the same size, but one weighs more. What property could explain the difference?

density