| Properties of Matter | Measuring Matter | Solids, Liquids, & Gases | Changes of States in Matter | Physical & Chemical Changes |
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What is property
It is a characteristic of something
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What is gravity
It is a pulling force that holds you on Earth.
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What is gas
The matter that you cannot see but you can feel.
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What is (answers may vary for melting)
One example of melting
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What is (answers may vary for physical change)
One example of physical change
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What is matter
It is anything that takes up space and has mass.
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What is weight
It is a measure of the pull of gravity on an object.
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What are (any examples of drinkable liquids)
Three liquids you love to drink
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What is (answers may vary for freezing)
One example of freezing
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What is (answers may vary for chemical change)
One example of chemical change
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What are mass and volume
These are the two properties of all types of matter.
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What is a tool to measure the mass of 2 given objects
pan balance
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What are (any examples of solids beside you)
Three solids beside you right now
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What is (answers may vary for evaporation)
One example of evaporation
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What is (answers may vary for mixtures & solutions)
One example of mixture and one example of solution
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What are examples of floating & sinking
Rocks usually sink while plastic caps float when placed in water.
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What is the difference of mass and weight
Mass is the amount of matter in an object while weight depends on the gravity pulling an object
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What is the difference of gases from solids and liquids
Gases gave no definite volume, but solids and liquids do.
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What is (answers may vary for condensation)
One example of condensation
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What is TRUE because solutions forms when one or more kinds of matter are mixed evenly into another kind of matter.
TRUE/FALSE. “A glass of apple juice is a solution.”
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What is a property of matter that can push or attract other object such as iron.
Magnetism
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What are these measurements which measures how long something is and describes how much space an object takes up
length and volume
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What are (similarities & differences may vary)
Similarities and differences of solids, liquids, & gases.
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What is water
It a special kind of liquid that gets larger when it freezes.
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What is an example of mixture that you can separate using water and evaporating dish
Separating fine-grained sand and salt
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