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100
What is matter?
anything that takes up space
100
Elijah wants to know how heavy a watermelon is. He knows he should use a scale, but HOW does he know?
Because a scale measures weight.
100
What is true about all solids?
All solids have their own shape.
100
How is the ice cube changing?
It is melting.
100
You do an activity to see how fast different things dissolve in water. How can you record the results for others to see?
write the results in a table, make a graph, make a chart, etc.
200
Which property can you learn about by using a scale?
weight
200
Vrinda weighs her textbook on Monday. She weighs the same textbook again on Tuesday. What claim can she make about the weight of the textbook on Tuesday?
The book is the same weight on Tuesday.
200
What state of matter is smoke?
a gas
200
What happens to ice cream when it is left out of the freezer?
It will melt.
200
What happens when something evaporates?
it changes from a liquid to a gas
300
Which object sinks?
the key
300
Kieren claims that longer objects are not always heavier than shorter ones.
Which tools should he use to gather evidence for his claim?
a ruler and a scale
300
Which tool can Sebastian use to measure the volume of water?
a measuring cup
300
How does matter change when it freezes?
It turns from a liquid to a solid.
300
What happens during condensation?
it changes from a gas to a liquid
400
What property does the word yellow describe?
color
400
Which word tells about the amount of matter something has?
mass
400
Chandler has two containers with water. He claims that the containers hold the same amount of water. How can he gather evidence for the claim?
He can measure the amount of water in each container and compare the two amounts.
400
What happens so sugar when you put it in water?
it dissolves
400
Which word tells the amount of space matter takes up?
volume
500
Does pounds, hours or inches describe the length of an object?
inches
500
Is an ice cube a solid, liquid or gas?
solid
500
Kai measures the volume of water in a tall glass, a wide bowl, and a short cup. Each one has 2 cups of water. What claim does this evidence support?
Different shape containers can hold the same volume.
500
Look at the pictures. A sugar cube was put in each beaker. What claim can you make?
Sugar dissolved in Beaker B only.
500
What is true about all liquids?
All liquids take the shape of their container.