Matter: 5-PS1-1
Matter is made up of particles too small to see with your eyes. True or False
True
If you mix 50g of sugar into 200g of water, what will be the mass of the mixture?
What is 250g?
A magnet sticks to this type of material, showing it has magnetic properties.
What is a metal?
In an experiment where baking soda and vinegar are mixed, bubbles are formed. What does this show?
What is a new substance was formed?
This state of matter has particles that glide and slide over one another.
What is Liquid?
A deflated balloon fills with air when you blow into it. What does this show about the air?
What is air is made of particles too small to see?
Madison melted 100g of chocolate in the microwave. After melting, what will the mass be?
What is 100g?
Which material will reflect the most light, based on its shiny surface?
What is a piece of metal?
You mix two clear liquids and notice a change in color. What does this indicate?
What is a new substance has been formed?
Which of the following best describes the term "quantities"?
What is the amount or number of something?
Which state of matter has particles that move quickly and spread far apart?
What is Gas?
You have two identical blocks of clay with the same mass. After smashing one block flat, what will happen to its mass?
What is the mass will stay the same?
Which type of material is known for being a good conductor of heat and electricity?
What is a metal?
After mixing two substances, the temperature drops. Why does this indicate a chemical reaction?
What is the reaction absorbed energy, forming a new substance?
Madison, Jake, and Cole measured 53g of chocolate before melting it. What should the mass be after melting?
The same
If you mix salt into water and it "disappears," this shows the salt is made of these.
What are particles too small to see?
Which of the following best describes the term "quantities"?
What is the amount or number of something?
If a material dissolves completely in water, what property does it have?
What is solubility?
If you mix baking soda and vinegar, and the temperature drops, what has likely occurred?
What is the absorption of heat during a chemical reaction?
The hardness of a material can be tested using this tool, which is often used for testing minerals.
What is a scratch test?
Which state of matter has particles that vibrate in place, keeping a fixed shape?
What is Solid?
If 10g of baking soda reacts with 15g of vinegar to form a gas, what will the total mass of all substances, including the gas, be?
What is 25g?
What conclusion can you make from an experiment where plastic reflects more light than wood?
What is plastic is more reflective than wood?
A change in odor after mixing two substances is evidence of what type of change?
What is a chemical change?
If a new smell is produced after mixing two substances, this has likely occurred.
What is a chemical reaction?