Physical Properties
Temperature
Energy
100

What is a physical property?

temperature, texture, flexibility, solid/liquid

100

What is a thermometer used for?

to compare different temperatures of liquids

100

Name two things that have heat energy. 

sun, stove 

200

Name one way I can change something from a solid to a liquid. 

Name one way I can change something from a liquid to a solid. 

by heating it


by cooling it

200

What would happen to an ice cube if I left it in the sun?

It would melt

200

What does the word 'dim' mean? 

There is a little bit of light. 
300
Name 3 objects that are liquids and 3 objects that are solids. 

water, shampoo, milk

ball, paper, pencil 

300

Describe one way I could decrease heat energy. 

the freezer

300

If I dim the lights in my classroom what will happen to the desks? 

they will appear darker

400

Divide these objects into two groups using a physical property. 

a t-shirt, a stick, sheets, a cup, a fork, a rubber band

physical property used: flexibility 

Group 1: t-shirt, sheets, rubber band

Group 2: a stick, a cup, a fork 

400

My icecream used to be big but before I could even eat it, it started getting smaller. What caused this?

an increase of heat energy 

it melted 

400

I want to increase the sound energy on my phone. What will happen to the volume?

it will increase

500

Describe 4 physical properties of a green rubber band.

green, flexible, smooth, solid

500

Describe what would happen if the heat energy from my glass of water decreased. 

The water would get cooler. 

500

What are the three types of energy and can you give an example of each?

light, heat, sound

the sun, the stove, the radio