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Grade 2 Matter
What properties are used to identify the state of matter?
  1. shape, color, height
  2. shape, mass, volume
  3. weight, color, shape
Grade 2 Matter
                is to change from a solid to a liquid.
  1. Freeze
  2. Melt
  3. Condensation
Grade 2 Waves and Sound
A(n)                 is created when sound waves bounce off a solid surface.
  1. bat
  2. echo
  3. volume
  4. sound wave
Grade 2 Magnetism and Electricity
Which object will not be attracted to a magnet?
  1. nail
  2. pencil
  3. paper clip
  4. pin
Grade 2 Matter
Water cannot change its state of matter.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 2 Matter
What can change matter from one state to another state?
  1. heating
  2. cutting
  3. molding
Grade 2 Waves and Sound
Vibrations that travel through the air, a solid, or a liquid that reach a person’s ear are called                .
  1. pitch
  2. sound
  3. ear
  4. volume
Grade 2 Magnetism and Electricity
Magnets are attracted to               .
  1. steel
  2. aluminum
  3. iron
  4. plastic
Grade 2 Magnetism and Electricity
Magnets can push or pull some                objects.
  1. wood
  2. liquid
  3. metal
  4. plastic
Grade 2 Matter
A                 is the only form of matter that has a shape of its own.
  1. solid
  2. liquid
  3. gas
  4. plasma
Grade 2 Heat Transfer
Which one of the following is a source of heat energy?
  1. the Sun
  2. a toaster
  3. a stove
  4. all of the above
Grade 2 Magnetism and Electricity
Magnets attract wood.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 2 Matter
Which of these are examples of a gas? Select all that are true.
  1. helium
  2. steam
  3. gasoline
  4. syrup
Grade 2 Forces and Motion
A force that pulls things toward the center of Earth is           gravity          .
Grade 2 Matter
Which of these objects are examples of liquids? Select all that are true.
  1. sand
  2. gasoline
  3. oil
  4. corn
  5. dust
Grade 2 Magnetism and Electricity
The poles are the places where
  1. Santa Claus lives.
  2. a magnet's pull is the strongest, and they are called N and S.
  3. magnet's pull is the weakest, and they are called E and W.
  4. the middle of the magnet meets.
Grade 2 Magnetism and Electricity
Magnets pull, or attract,
  1. all kinds of metals.
  2. wood, plastic, and copper.
  3. all types of materials.
  4. things made of iron.
Grade 2 Matter
Tearing or cutting changes a solid into another state of matter.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 2 Forces and Motion
Tires have grips on them to help them stop.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 2 Simple Machines
A tool that makes it easier to move things is a                .
  1. job
  2. simple machine
  3. friction
  4. speed
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