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# Ninth Grade (Grade 9) Properties of Matter Questions

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Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by swiftadam81
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by swiftadam81
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by swiftadam81
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by lisamarie137
Define mass.
1. the amount of space occupied by an object
2. the measurement of the quantity of matter in an object
3. the mass per unit volume of a material
4. the mass per unit density of a material
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by swiftadam81
According to the formula, Density = Mass / Volume, what happens to density when volume increases and mass remains the same?
1. density increases
2. density decreases
3. density stays the same
4. volume can not effect density
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by lisamarie137
Define volume.
1. the amount of space occupied by an object
2. the measurement of the quantity of matter in an object
3. the mass per unit volume of a material
4. the mass per unit density of a material
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by jlovering
All of the following units could be the result of measuring density except:
1. $g/(cm^3)$
2. $g/(mL)$
3. $(kg)/m$
4. $(kg)/L$
5. None of the above
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by lisamarie137
What is the formula used to find the mass of an object?
1. $M=DV$
2. $M=D/V$
3. $M=M/V$
4. $M=VM$
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by patmarbuch
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by jlovering
Which of the following is NOT a property of solids
1. Molecules tend to be packed close together
2. They have a definite volume
3. They have a definite shape
4. The molecules do not move
5. They are usually more dense than gases or liquids
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by jlovering
Which of the following best describes temperature?
1. The number of molecules in a substance
2. The average speed of the molecules in a substance
3. The number of collisions between molecules in a substance in their container
4. The ratio of the amount of matter in the space it occupies in a substance
5. The force of gravity on the molecules of a substance
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by kaitlyn_woods
What is matter?
1. anything that has mass and takes up space
2. anything that has momentum and takes up space
3. the study of properties of mass and how it changes
4. something that cannot be broken down nto any other substances
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by lisamarie137
The formula for finding density is
1. $D=VD$
2. $D= M/V$
3. $D=M/D$
4. $D=MV$
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by jlovering
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by sackjd
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by jlovering
What is the best explanation for why products may have different cooking instructions for high altitudes?
1. High altitudes may have lower atmospheric pressure, which may reduce the boiling point of water
2. High altitudes may have high atmospheric pressure which lowers the boiling point of water
3. Water boils at a higher temperature due to increased oxygen at high elevations
4. Water boils at a lower temperature due to decreased oxygen at higher altitudes
5. People who live in the mountains do not know how to use stoves
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by jlovering
Which of the following will happen if the volume of a gas is decreased, While the temperature remains constant?
1. The gas will increase in densityuntil it becomes a solid
2. The speed of the molecules will decreaseuntil it reaches absolute zero
3. The amount of collisions between molecules and the walls of the container will increase
4. The number of molecules contained within the gas will increase
5. None of the above
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by jlovering
During vaporization, which of the following occurs:
1. Intermolecular bonds are broken
2. Density decreases
3. Liquids become gases
4. Temperature remains constant
5. All of the above
Grade 9 :: Properties of Matter by OjalSingh
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