State of Matter
Magnetism
Conductivity
Relative Density
Solubility
100

The physical forms that matter can exist in

Solid, Liquid, or Gas

100

Are Iron filings magnetic or non-magnetic?

Magnetic

100

Materials that do not allow thermal or electrical energy to move through them

Insulators

100
Name one object that is more dense than water
Paper Clip, Penny, Iron Nail, Rubber Eraser, etc
100

When an object cannot dissolve in water

Insoluble

200

No definite shape or volume

Gas

200

When an object is pulled towards a magnet

Attract

200

Materials that allow thermal or electrical energy to pass through easily

Conductors

200

When an object floats in water

Less Dense

200

is Sand soluble or insoluble

Insoluble

300
No definite shape but has a definite volume.

Liquid

300

When an object is pushed away from a magnet

Repel

300

The type of energy that has the flow of electrical power or charge

Electrical energy

300

When an object sinks in water

More Dense

300

Is Salt solule or insoluble?

Soluble
400

Has a definite shape and a definite volume

Solid

400

Is a penny magnetic or non-magnetic?

Non-Magnetic

400

Energy that comes from heat

Thermal Energy
400

Is wood more or less dense?

Less Dense

400

When a substance mixes evenly into a liquid substance

Dissolves

500

The process when temperature decreases causing water to move from a liquid to a solid.

Freezing

500

What are the type of metals that are attracted to a magnet?

Iron 

Nickel

Cobalt

Steel

500
List 3 objects that are an insulator

Plastic, wood, Styrofoam, wool, rubber

500

The ability of a substance to sink or float when placed in water

Relative Density

500

The ability of a substance to dissolve in another substance

Solubility