1) Matter is.... a) anything that is solid. b) anything that has mass and takes up space. c) always a liquid. d) anything that takes up space. e) anything that has mass f) always the same. 2) Mass is.... a) the force of gravity on an object. b) how much something weighs. c) the amount of space an object takes up. d) the amount of matter in an object. 3) The states of matter are: a) solids and liquids. b) solids and gases. c) liquids, solids and gases. d) solids, liquids and chemicals. 4) In a solid... a) molecules are close together and jiggle or vibrate. b) molecules move around, sliding past one another. c) molecules move very quickly all over the place. d) molecules do not move. 5) In a liquid... a) molecules are close together and jiggle or vibrate. b) molecules move around, sliding past one another. c) molecules move very quickly all over the place. d) molecules do not move. 6) In a gas... a) molecules are close together and jiggle or vibrate. b) molecules move around, sliding past one another. c) molecules move very quickly all over the place. d) molecules do not move. 7) Solids... a) have no definite shape or volume. b) have a definite volume but not shape. c) take the shape of the container they are in and have a definite shape d) have a definite shape and volume. e) have a definite shape but not volume. 8) Liquids... a) have no definite shape or volume. b) have a definite volume but not shape. c) take the shape of the container they are in and have a definite shape. d) have a definite shape and volume. e) have a definite shape but not volume. 9) Gases... a) have no definite shape or volume. b) have a definite volume but not shape. c) take the shape of the container they are in and have a definite shape. d) have a definite shape and volume. e) have a definite shape but not volume. 10) Condensation is the change in state from a: a) liquid to a gas b) gas to a liquid c) liquid to a solid d) solid to a liquid e) solid to a gas f) gas to a solid 11) Sublimation is the change in state from a: a) liquid to a gas b) gas to a liquid c) liquid to a solid d) solid to a liquid e) solid to a gas f) gas to a solid 12) Freezing is the change in state from a: a) liquid to a gas b) gas to a liquid c) liquid to a solid d) solid to a liquid e) solid to a gas f) gas to a solid 13) When a liquid changes to a solid without removing heat, it is called: a) melting b) solidification c) boiling d) evaporation e) deposition f) condensation 14) Evaporation is the change in state from a: a) liquid to a gas b) gas to a liquid c) liquid to a solid d) solid to a liquid e) solid to a gas f) gas to a solid 15) Deposition is the change in state from a: a) liquid to a gas b) gas to a liquid c) liquid to a solid d) solid to a liquid e) solid to a gas f) gas to a solid 16) Melting is the change in state from a: a) liquid to a gas b) gas to a liquid c) liquid to a solid d) solid to a liquid e) solid to a gas f) gas to a solid 17) An example of deposition is: a) dry ice b) frost forming on the windows. c) water turning into an ice cube d) paint hardening e) water boiling f) steam forming on a mirror 18) An example of sublimation is: a) dry ice b) frost forming on the windows c) water turning into an ice cube d) paint hardening e) water boiling f) steam forming on a mirror 19) An example of solidification is: a) dry ice b) frost forming on the windows c) water turning into an ice cube d) paint hardening e) water boiling f) steam forming on a mirror 20) Which of the following require heat to be added? a) evaporation, melting, deposition b) condensation, freezing, deposition c) condensation,melting, sublimation d) evaporation, melting, sublimation e) evaporation, freezing, sublimation f) condensation, freezing, sublimation 21) Which of the following require heat to be added? a) evaporation, melting, deposition b) condensation, freezing, deposition c) condensation,melting, sublimation d) evaporation, melting, sublimation e) evaporation, freezing, sublimation f) condensation, freezing, sublimation 22) Which of the following require heat to be removed? a) evaporation, melting, deposition b) condensation, freezing, deposition c) condensation, melting, sublimation d) evaporation, melting, sublimation e) evaporation, freezing, sublimation f) condensation, freezing, sublimation 23) Lustre is... a) how much space an object takes up b) whether something floats c) whether something dissolves d) how closely packed molecules are e) how shiny or dull an object is f) the force of gravity on an object 24) Solubility is... a) how much space an object takes up b) whether something floats c) whether something dissolves d) how closely packed molecules are e) how shiny or dull an object is f) the force of gravity on an object 25) Buoyancy is... a) how much space an object takes up b) whether something floats c) whether something dissolves d) how closely packed molecules are e) how shiny or dull an object is f) the force of gravity on an object 26) Volume is... a) how much space an object takes up b) whether something floats c) whether something dissolves d) how closely packed molecules are e) how shiny or dull an object is f) the force of gravity on an object 27) Density is... a) how much space an object takes up b) whether something floats c) whether something dissolves d) how closely packed molecules are e) how shiny or dull an object is f) the force of gravity on an object 28) Flexibility is... a) how easily something scratches b) the ability to withstand force without breaking c) how easily something bends without breaking d) how shiny or dull an object is e) what an object feels like 29) Texture is... a) how easily something scratches b) the ability to withstand force without breaking c) how easily something bends without breaking d) how shiny or dull an object is e) what an object feels like 30) Strength is... a) how easily something scratches b) the ability to withstand force without breaking c) how easily something bends without breaking d) how shiny or dull an object is e) what an object feels like 31) Hardness is... a) how easily something scratches b) the ability to withstand force without breaking c) how easily something bends without breaking d) how shiny or dull an object is e) what an object feels like. 32) A physical change creates a new substance a) true b) false 33) A chemical change creates a new substance a) true b) false 34) Chemical changes... a) can be undone b) can give off a smell c) are changes in state 35) Physical changes are changes in... a) size, shape or state b) size, shape and colour c) size, smell and shape d) shape, colour and weight 36) In a chemical change, heat can be... a) added b) taken away c) added or taken away 37) Evaporation is a physical change? a) true b) false 38) Baking cookies is a... a) physical change b) chemical change 39) Making slime is a... a) physical change b) chemical change 40) Making icecream in a ziploc bag is a... a) physical change b) chemical change 41) An educated guess about what will happen: a) Diagram b) Conclusion c) Observation d) Hypothesis e) Purpose f) Application 42) What we learned from conducting an experiment: a) Diagram b) Conclusion c) Observation d) Hypothesis e) Purpose f) Application 43) The reason we conduct an experiment/what we want to learn: a) Diagram b) Conclusion c) Observation d) Hypothesis e) Purpose f) Application 44) What we learn from an experiment that can be used in real life: a) Diagram b) Conclusion c) Observatoin d) Hypothesis e) Purpose f) Application 45) What we see happening when we conduct an experiment: a) Diagram b) Conclusion c) Observation d) Hypothesis e) Purpose f) Application

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