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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Heat States of matter Matter and its changes Measuring matter Multiple choice Potpourri

6. When you touch something cold, like an icicle, does the heat from your hand transfer to the icicle or does the cold from the icicle transfer to your hand? A 100

7. This is the reason the faucet gets warm when warm water is coming out of it. A 200

8. This is an example of an insulator. A 300

9. When you add heat to a solid, this is how the particles of the solid change. A 400

10. This is why wood would be a bad material for a pot or pan. (Beside the fact that it would catch on fire!) A 500

11. Matter that has a definite shape and a definite size is in this state. B 100

12. Matter that has a definite size, but no definite shape is in this state. B 200

13. Matter that has no definite size and no definite shape is in this state. B 300

14. Heating a liquid will cause the liquid to change into this state. B 400

15. This is known as the 4 th state of matter. B 500

16. When an object changes from a liquid to a solid, this type of change has occurred. C 100

17. Rust forming on your bike is a sign that this type of change has occurred. C 200

18. This is another name for a chemical change. C 300

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20. These are three clues that a chemical change has occurred. C 400

21. Give three real life examples of a chemical change. C 500

22. This tool is used to measure mass. D 100

23. This tool is used to measure the volume of a liquid. D 200

24. This is how you measure the volume of an irregularly shaped solid (like a marble). D 300

25. Find the volume of a box with a length of 3 inches, a width of 5 inches, and a height of 4 inches. D 400

26. This is the difference between weight and mass. D 500

27. A new substance can be formed by: a.Burning matter b.Grinding matter c.Freezing matter d.Boiling matter E 100

28. Which has the greatest solubility in water? (Which would dissolve to form a solution?) a.Sand b.Paper c.Sugar d.ice E 200

29. What happens when you mix salt with water? a.A chemical change b.A physical change c.The salt floats d.A gas forms E 300

30. Which of these landmarks is known for its chemical change. a.The Statue of Liberty b.The Liberty Bell c.The Statue of David d.The Golden Gate Bridge E 400

31. Which has the most mass? a.A penny b.Maple leaf c.Elephant d.basketball E 500

32. Matter is made up of small bits called this. (Hint: They move differently if they are in a solid, liquid or gas) F 100

33. Adding this to matter makes the particles move faster. F 200

34. A measuring cup that is used for cooking is measuring this property of matter. F 300

35. This is how the particles in a solid are different from the particles in a liquid and a gas. F 400

36. The ability for matter to float in a liquid or a gas is called this. F 500

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38. Using the terms “volume” and “mass”, compare a cup of popped popcorn with a cup of cooked rice. Click on screen to continue

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