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Observing and Measuring Matter Test Review

What is a quality that something has called? a property Click here for answer Next

What kind of matter can be measured in milliliters? a liquid Click here for answer Next

Give 3 examples of a solid. Teddy bear, hammer, and a shoe Click here for answer Next

What are solids, liquids, and gases a different kind of? matter Click here for answer Next

How can you change the shape of a solid? You can break it or bend it. Click here for answer Next

Give 2 examples of a gas. a hot air ballon & blowing out a candle Click here for answer Next

What kind of matter has a shape of its own? a solid Click here for answer Next

What kind of matter is air? How do you know? Air is a gas because it does not have its own shape. Click here for answer Next

Give 2 examples of a liquid. Water from a shower & a bowl of water. Click here for answer Next

What would you use centimeters to measure? An inch worm or a person. Click here for answer Next

What would you use milliliters to measure? A pitcher of water? Click here for answer Next

What kind of matter can you measure using two balloons and a rod? gas Click here for answer Next