Materials
This material is one of the strongest metals.
What is Steel?
This measures how heavy an object is.
What is Mass?
This is a push or pull on an object.
What is Force?
This has a definite shape and volume.
What are Solids?
This material is easy to break.
What is Fragile?
This material is transparent.
What is Glass?
This measures the space an object takes up.
What is Volume?
This force acts through indirect contact.
What are Non-Contact Forces?
This does not have a definite shape or volume.
What are Gases?
We can see through this material.
What is Transparent?
This material is flexible and long-lasting.
What is Rubber?
This is measured in grams.
What is Mass?
This force acts through direct contact.
What are Contact Forces?
This does not have a definite shape, but does have a definite volume.
What are Liquids?
This material will change back to its original shape when force stops.
What is Elastic?
This material is strong but also very light.
What is Aluminium?
This is measured in millilitres.
What is Volume?
These are two examples of Non-contact Forces.
What is Gravity and Magnetism?
These are the three different states of matter.
What are Solids, Liquids, and Gasses?
We cannot see through this kind of material.
What is Opaque?
This material is strong, light, and long-lasting.
What is Plastic?
This is calculated using Mass and Volume.
What is Density?
These are two examples of Contact Forces.
What is Friction and Buoyancy?
True or False?
Matter can be created and destroyed.
False
This material will keep its new shape when force stops.
What is Non-Elastic?