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Types of Physical Property
Solids
Liquids
Gas
Mass/Volume
100

Solubility is when substances can be _____.

Dissolved.

100

An example of a solid is_____.

anything solid - Answers may vary.

100
An example of a liquid is______

liquid related-answers may vary.

100

An example of a gas is______.

answers may vary. 

100
When measuring mass, it can be measure with_____

Density

200

Magnetism attracts objects that can be attached to____

Magnets.

200

True or false: Solids can't be mixed.

TRUE

200

True or False: Liquids can not be separated. 

False: They can!

200

True or false: Gases have particles. 

True

200

Mass refers to_____.

Weight.

300
True or False: Physical Property describes how the chemicals looks. 

FALSE

300

Matter is_________

Anything that takes up space. 

300

Liquids do not have a definite_______

Shape.

300

What is an observation?

something you notice or see.

300
volume refers to____.

The size of an object.

400
Reflectivity is_______.

When light bounces off an object and reflects. 

400

Name 3 physical properties.

Conductivity

Reflectivity

Magnetism

Solubility


400

A hypothesis is_________.

An educated guess.

400

Name all the steps in the scientific method ( in order).

Ask questions, Make observations, make a hypothesis, procedure, results, conclusion.

400
True or False: A half of bag of marbles has more volume than an inflated balloon.

FALSE: The size is small.

500

Conductivity produces____, _____, and _____.

Heat, electricity, and energy.

500

A solid is______.

A substance that has both definite shape and definite volume. 

500

A liquid is______.

Has definite volume but no shape. 

500

A gas is______

has neither definite volume or shape

500

Mass and volume both _____ _____ ______.

Takes up space.