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The Properties of Matter Vocabulary Test

Which property of matter is a measure of the gravitational force? A. density B. mass C. volume D. weight

Which property of matter is a measure of the gravitational force? A. density B. mass C. volume D. weight

In a graduated cylinder containing several liquid layers, the least dense liquid is found A. floating at the top. B. in the middle layer. C. in the lightest colored layer. D. settled at the bottom.

In a graduated cylinder containing several liquid layers, the least dense liquid is found A. floating at the top. B. in the middle layer. C. in the lightest colored layer. D. settled at the bottom.

Melting crayons is an example of a A. physical property. B. physical change. C. chemical property. D. chemical change.

Melting crayons is an example of a A. physical property. B. physical change. C. chemical property. D. chemical change.

Would this liquid float on top of water? Finding Density A liquid has a volume of 25 mL and a mass of 5 g. Calculate the density of the liquid. Would this liquid float on top of water?

Would this liquid float on top of water? Finding Density A liquid has a volume of 25 mL and a mass of 5 g. Calculate the density of the liquid. Would this liquid float on top of water? 5 / 25 = 0.20 g/cm3 Yes, it will float

Malleability is….. A. the ability to form a substance into a wire. B. the ability to form a substance into thin sheets. C. the ability to transfer heat through a substance. D. the ability to dissolve a substance into another substance.

Malleability is….. A. the ability to form a substance into a wire. B. the ability to form a substance into thin sheets. C. the ability to transfer heat through a substance. D. the ability to dissolve a substance into another substance.

The saltiness of seawater is the result of this property. A. meniscus B. state of matter C. density D. solubility

The saltiness of seawater is the result of this property. A. meniscus B. state of matter C. density D. solubility

Objects float or sink as a result of this property. A. density B. state of matter C. thermal conductivity D. solubility

Objects float or sink as a result of this property. A. density B. state of matter C. thermal conductivity D. solubility

This is the physical form in which a substance exists. A. density B. thermal conductivity C. state of matter D. ductility

This is the physical form in which a substance exists. A. density B. thermal conductivity C. state of matter D. ductility

This is the rate at which a substance conducts heat. A. meniscus B. density C. thermal conductivity D. solubility

This is the rate at which a substance conducts heat. A. meniscus B. density C. thermal conductivity D. solubility

What is the name of the curve that is at the top of liquids? A. density B. state C. meniscus D. volume

What is the name of the curve that is at the top of liquids? A. density B. state C. meniscus D. volume

The amount of matter in an object is a measurement called ….. A. height B. volume C. weight D. mass

The amount of matter in an object is a measurement called ….. A. height B. volume C. weight D. mass

Ductility is…. A. the ability to form a substance into a wire. B. the ability to form a substance into thin sheets. C. the ability to transfer heat through a substance. D. the ability to dissolve a substance into another substance..

Ductility is…. A. the ability to form a substance into a wire. B. the ability to form a substance into thin sheets. C. the ability to transfer heat through a substance. D. the ability to dissolve a substance into another substance..

Find the density of the block of wood. Finding Density A block of wood has a length of 2 cm, width of 5 cm, height of 8 cm. The mass of the block is 20 g. Find the density of the block of wood.

Find the density of the block of wood. Finding Density A block of wood has a length of 2 cm, width of 5 cm, height of 8 cm. The mass of the block is 20 g. Find the density of the block of wood. Mass = 20 g Volume =2 x 5 x 8 = 80 cm3 Density = 20 / 80 = 0.25 g/ cm3

Graph Reading and interpreting There will be a few questions on the test where you will need to read a graph and interpret the data on it. See the next slide for an example.

Table to read Substance Density g/cm3 Density g/cm3 Wood (solid) Pyrite (solid) 5.02 g/cm3 Ice (solid) 0.93 g/cm3 Zinc (solid) 7.13 g/cm3 Water (liquid) 1.00 g/cm3 Silver (solid) 10.5 g/cm3 Aluminum (solid) 2.7 g/cm3 Mercury (LIQUID) 13.55 g/cm3

Essay questions There will be two essay questions on the test that are both worth 4 points. In order to get all 4 points, students must show mastery of the terms. A definition will not be good enough. I expect more than just what the word means. These are the 2 essay questions: What is matter? What is density?

The Properties of Matter