Matter Review for test Fifth Grade

When atoms can combine with other atoms they form ______ Volume Density Mass Atom Element Molecules Liquid Solid properties molecules When atoms can combine with other atoms they form ______

The building block of matter ______ Volume Density Mass Atoms Element Molecule Liquid Solid properties atoms The building block of matter ______

______is a material’s mass per unit volume Density Mass Atom Element Molecule Liquid Solid properties density ______is a material’s mass per unit volume

How much space and object occupies is ______ Volume Density Mass Atom Element Molecule Liquid Solid properties volume How much space and object occupies is ______

Mass, volume, density, and weight are measurable ___________of matter. Atom Element Molecule Liquid Solid properties properties Mass, volume, density, and weight are measurable ___________of matter.

Volume Density Mass Atom Element Molecule Liquid Solid properties solid The volume of ___ can be measured by using water displacement or multiplying LxWxH

The amount of matter in an object is it’s______ Volume Density Mass Atom Element Molecule Liquid Solid properties mass The amount of matter in an object is it’s______

elements Volume Density Mass Atom Elements Molecule Liquid Solid properties elements ______________are made of atoms and cannot be broken apart into other substances. Example: gold

The volume of a __ can be measured by using a graduated cylinder.. Mass Atom Element Molecule Liquid Solid properties Liquid The volume of a __ can be measured by using a graduated cylinder..

solids, mass, liquids What are the 3 states of matter? solids, liquids, gas

Which of the following is true? Gasses have : no definite shape, and a definite volume no definite shape, and no definite volume

A definite shape and a definite volume Which of the following is true? Li quids have a…………….. A definite shape and a definite volume No definite shape and a definite volume

Which of the following is true? Solids have a…………. A definite shape and a definite volume A definite shape and no definite volume

The object that sinks has ___density than the object that floats The object that sinks has ___density than the object that floats. The object that floats has _____density than the object that sinks.

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