| Properties of Matter 1 | Properties of Matter 2 | Properties of Matter 3 | Properties of Matter 4 | Properties of Matter 5 |
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MATTER
It is anything that has mass and takes up space.
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VOLUME
It is the amount of space an object takes up.
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MASS
It is the amount of matter in an object.
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DENSITY
The one you will get when you divide the mass by the volume of an object.
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LIQUID
The ice melts when exposed to heat. Melted ice is an example of this state of matter.
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PROPERTY
Color is an example of _____ of matter.
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WEIGHT
It is the measure of gravity's pull between an object and a planet.
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GRAVITY
It is the pull between objects.
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BUOYANCY
The upward force of a liquid or a gas on an object.
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SOLID
A book keeps its shape and volume when it is moved from one bag to another. A book is an example of this state of matter.
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TRUE
TRUE/FALSE.
Matter is anything that has mass and volume. |
FALSE
TRUE/FALSE.
All matters have the property of magnetism. |
TRUE
TRUE/FALSE.
All matter is made up of very tiny particles called atoms. |
FALSE
TRUE/FALSE.
Boats and corks float in water because of gravity. |
FALSE
TRUE/FALSE.
Light and heat are examples of matter. |
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SIMILARITIES: They all have mass.
DIFFERENCES: The particles are different from each other. (+other acceptable answers)
How are solids, liquids, and gases the same? How are they different?
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(Answers may vary)
Give 2 uses that you can think of for a milk carton.
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The pebble is denser than water while the wood is less dense than the water.
Flora threw a piece of wood and a pebble into a pond. The wood floated while the pebble sank to the bottom. Explain what happened to these objects.
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(Answers may vary)
Give 2 examples of objects that can absorb water, sink & float.
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FALSE. Mass will not change on the Moon; however, your WEIGHT would change since Moon has less gravity than Earth.
TRUE/FALSE. Explain.
Your mass would change if you traveled to the Moon. |
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It has mass and volume. It has other properties like color, hardness & shape.
How do you know that your desk is matter?
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ALIKE: Both are properties of matter.
DIFFERENT: Mass (amount of matter an object has). Volume (amount of space an object occupies)
How are mass and volume ALIKE? How are they DIFFERENT?
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It can be classified as BOTH a solid and a liquid since it has properties of both states of matter.
A cornstarch and water mixture has both liquid and solid properties. How would you classify it?
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They do not have definite mass. They do not occupy space.
Light and heat are examples of matter. Is this TRUE/FALSE? Why?
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The balloonist should increase the heat of the air in the balloon to make it go higher.
What should a hot-air balloonist do to go higher?
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