Matter and Density

Red

100

Stuff that everything is made of -

 A. air 

B. matter 

C. water 

 

B. matter

200

The three states of matter are 

A. solid, liquid, plasma. 

B. mass, temperature, volume. 

C. solid, liquid, gas.

C. solid, liquid, gas.

300

The amount of matter in an object -  

A. density 

B. mass 

C. solubility 

 

 

B. mass

400

Objects that are more dense than water 

A. float. 

B. sink.

C. neither float or sink.

B. sink.

500

Some properties of matter are 

A. solubility and magnetism.

B. density and oxygen amount.

C. mass and temperature.

A. solubility and magnetism.

Blue

100

To measure solubility you need 

A. a magnet. 

B. a scale. 

C. water.

C. water.

200

Magnetism is tested in water. 

A. True 

B. False

B. False

300

Matter is everywhere. 

A. True 

B. False 

 

A. True

400

Thermal energy causes an exchange of 

A. gas. 

B. heat.

C. water. 

 

B. heat.

500

To group things together based on similar traits -

 A. dissolve 

B. classify

C. density 

 

B. classify

Green

100

Electrical energy is when 

A. electrons move.

B. protons move. 

C. gas is heated. 

 

A. electrons move.

200

Items that are all magnetic - 

 A. plastic, steel and iron 

B. rubber band, nail and wood

 C. nail, steel and iron

 

C. nail, steel and iron

300

Allows the flow of electricity - 

 A. conductor

B. insulator 

C. waterfall

A. conductor

400

If an object floats in water it is 

A. less dense than water.

B. more dense than water. 

C. soluble. 

 

A. less dense than water.

500

Slows or stops the flow of electricity -  

A. conductor 

B. insulator

C. funnel 

 

B. insulator

Orange

100

Matter that puddles when poured is 

A. a solid. 

B. a gas. 

C. a liquid.

 

C. a liquid.

200

If crystals mixed with water cannot be seen then they are 

A. magnetic. 

B. more dense. 

C. soluble.

C. soluble.

300

Properties of matter 

A.  can be observed.

B. are not observable. 

C. are always soluble

A.  can be observed.

400

An example of an insulator is 

A. an oven mitt.

B. a metal wire. 

C. a nail.

A. an oven mitt.

500

If a cork is on top of water it 

A.is less dense than water.

B.is more dense than water. 

C.is soluble in water.

A.is less dense than water.

Purple

100

To determine the mass of an object 

A.a ruler is important. 

B.a balance is used. 

C.water is tested.

B.a balance is used.

200

If an object is an insulator it 

A.allows electricity to flow. 

B.stops electricity from flowing

B.stops electricity from flowing

300

Less dense objects will 

A.float.

B.sink.

A.float.

400

A solid 

A. floats away. 

B. puddles when poured.

C. maintains its shape.

C. maintains its shape.

500

To test conductivity an object is either 

A. magnetic or non-magnetic. 

B. an insulator or a conductor.

C. sinks or floats. 

 

B. an insulator or a conductor.