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Grade 5 Properties of Matter
The Law of Conservation of Matter states that matter can be created and destroyed.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Which of the following is a mixture?
  1. gold
  2. steel
  3. iron
  4. nickel
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Which is an example of a physical change?
  1. Metal rusting
  2. Silver tarnishing
  3. Water boiling
  4. Paper burning
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Changes in states of matter are chemical changes.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Cooling makes a gas turn into a liquid.
  1. melt
  2. freeze
  3. evaporate
  4. condense
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Tom has a piece of paper that weighs 2 oz. Which is true if he splits it into 4 pieces and weighs all 4 pieces on the scale together?
  1. He still has 2 oz of paper.
  2. He has more than 2 oz because there are more pieces.
  3. He has less than 2 oz because they are smaller pieces.
  4. He will have 1/2 oz of paper because 2 divided by 4 is 1/2.
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Which of the following refers to the temperature at which a substance changes state from a liquid to a solid?
  1. melting point
  2. liquid point
  3. freezing point
  4. end point
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Particles in salts arrange themselves in regular, geometric patterns to form                .
  1. atoms
  2. crystals
  3. elements
  4. electrons
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
If I dissolve 5 grams of salt into 100 grams of water, how much salt would is left when the water evaporates?
  1. 0 grams
  2. 500 grams
  3. 105 grams
  4. 5 grams
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Rusting is NOT a physical reaction.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Water is                 than ice.
  1. more dense
  2. less dense
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Objects take up a certain amount of space. This is an object's         volume         .
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
All matter is made up of        mass       .
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
When an ice cube melts into water, it goes through a chemical change.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Leaves changing color are a physical change.
Fall - Tree
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Liquid water is
  1. found on all planets in our solar system.
  2. essential for life.
  3. is not needed by all life forms.
  4. less dense than ice.
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
A measure of how tightly packed the matter of an object is           density          .
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
          Energy            is needed to change the phase of matter.
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Why do some materials get smaller when they cool?
  1. Some particles are destroyed
  2. The particles have less space between them
  3. Some particles turn to a different material
  4. The particles have more space between them
Grade 5 Properties of Matter
Very hot water is                  than room temperature water.
  1. more dense
  2. less dense
  3. the same density
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