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Grade 3 Properties of Matter
The size, smell, feel, and                 of an object are some of its properties.
  1. electricity
  2. matter
  3. sinking
  4. shape
Grade 3 Matter
How can a liquid become a solid?
  1. By something removing heat from it and slowing down the particles.
  2. By something removing heat from it and speeding up the particles.
  3. By something adding heat to it and slowing down the particles.
  4. By something adding heat to it and speeding up the particles.
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
The amount of matter in an object is its                .
  1. mass
  2. liquid
  3. volume
  4. matter
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
Mrs. Caldwell left a bowl of water in her sunny window sill for a week to experiment with what would happen to the water. When the week was up, Mrs. Caldwell checked on the bowl of water and much of the water had disappeared. What most likely happened to the water?
  1. The water froze and turned into a solid.
  2. The water boiled because the sill was too hot.
  3. The water evaporated due to the heat of the Sun.
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
Anything that has mass and takes up space is                .
  1. matter
  2. density
  3. magnetic
  4. conductive
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
What is the amount of space an object takes up?
  1. physical change
  2. volume
  3. mixture
Grade 3 Matter
How are all solids alike?
  1. All solids have no shape, but take up a lot of space.
  2. All solids keep their shape no matter what.
  3. All solids keep their shape and volume unless something such as heat changes them.
  4. All solids have a definite volume unless you add water.
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
What is anything that takes up space and has mass?
  1. matter
  2. property
  3. volume
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
What is the measure of how much space something takes up called?
  1. Mass
  2. Weight
  3. Density
  4. Volume
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
Matter that can freely change shape and size; often it can't be seen
  1. Gas
  2. Solid
  3. State of Matter
  4. Evaporate
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
Matter is made up of tiny particles called               .
  1. solids
  2. atoms
  3. elements
  4. liquids
Grade 3 Matter
When you boil water, what temperature is it in Celsius?
  1. 50 degrees
  2. 0 degrees
  3. 100 degrees
  4. 1000 degrees
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
This is a form of matter that does not have a definite volume or shape.
  1. solid
  2. liquid
  3. ice
  4. gas
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
A characteristic of matter is called a(n)                .
  1. size
  2. object
  3. property
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
Matter that keeps its size, but takes the shape of its container
  1. Liquid
  2. Solid
  3. Melt
  4. Freeze
Grade 3 Matter
You can tell what state of matter an object is depending on what it does in its container.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
Properties can be                .
  1. measured
  2. observed
  3. compared
  4. all of the above
Grade 3 Matter
Which property of liquid allows it to be pushed through the pump of a soap dispenser?
  1. It has no shape.
  2. It has no volume.
  3. It can change its shape.
  4. It can change its volume.
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
Anything that takes up space and has weight
  1. Liquid
  2. Melt
  3. Matter
  4. Freeze
Grade 3 Properties of Matter
Water freezes at what temperature?
  1. 32 degrees Fahrenheit
  2. 30 degrees Fahrenheit
  3. 120 degrees Fahrenheit
  4. 42 degrees Fahrenheit
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