Meaning of Ideas/Terms
Anything that has mass and takes up space
What is Matter?
A beaker can be used to measure this for a liquid
What is volume?
A picture or diagram of a ball floating and a washer sinking is showing this.
What is buoyancy?
What were the 3 items used in the sugar cube experiment?
What are water, sugar cube, and a beaker?
The object that was the softest in the scratch test for hardness
What is foil?
Traits or details used to identify types of matter
What are Properties?
A scale can be used to measure this
What is weight?
A picture or diagram of a person looking at their reflection in a mirror is showing this.
What is reflectivity?
When the sugar cube broke down, it was _______.
What is dissolving?
The powder that reacted with vinegar
What is baking soda?
A tiny bit of matter
What is a particle?
Examples include magnetism, color, reflectivity
What are properties?
A picture or diagram of a nail scratching the surface of a rock is showing this.
What is hardness?
_________ broke off the sugar cube and became too small to see in the water.
What are particles?
The powder that was dull, white, and didn't dissolve or react.
What is flour?
A measure of the effect of gravity on an object's mass.
What is weight?
Does not change in space’s weightlessness
What is mass?
A picture or diagram of a sugar being dissolved in water is showing this.
What is solubility?
What was being tested with the sugar and water experiment?
What is solubility?
The powder with cube shaped particles.
What is salt?
A measure of the amount of matter in an object.
What is mass?
Examples include solids, liquids, or gases
What is matter?
A picture or diagram of a nails attracted to a magnet is showing this.
What is magnetism?
After letting the sugar sit, the water looked _______.
What is clear?
The object that was attracted to the magnet
What is the washer?