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Froggy Jumps Sustainable and non-polluting energyVersión en línea Test your knowledge about the properties and classification of matter! por Eyleen 1 What are the three states of matter? a Solids, liquids, and plasma. b Solids, liquids, and gases. c Solids, gases, and vapors. 2 What is the formula for density? a Density = Mass + Volume b Density (d) = Mass (m) / Volume (V) c Density = Volume / Mass 3 What unit is used to measure mass? a Liters (L) and meters (m). b Cubic centimeters (cm3) and milliliters (ml). c Grams (g) and kilograms (kg). 4 What is viscosity? a The hardness of a solid. b The ability of a gas to compress. c Resistance of a liquid to flow. 5 What is a pure substance? a A combination of different substances. b A solid with a fixed shape. c Made up of only one type of matter. 6 What is an example of a heterogeneous mixture? a Saltwater solution. b Salad with visible ingredients. c Air in a balloon. 7 What defines a solid? a Has no fixed shape or volume. b Has a fixed shape and volume. c Can flow and change shape. 8 What happens to gases when compressed? a They turn into liquids. b They become smaller and occupy less space. c They expand to fill the container. 9 What is the hardness of a material? a Ability to change shape. b Resistance to flow. c Resistance to being scratched. 10 What is an example of a natural material? a Wood from trees. b Plastic made from oil. c Concrete made from cement. 11 1. What are the three states of matter, and how are they different? a Water, air, and food – they all taste different b Solid, liquid, and gas – they have different shapes and volumes c Metal, plastic, and glass – they come in different colors 12 2. What are the two general properties that all matter has? a Smell and color b Hardness and flexibility c Mass and volume 13 What tools do we use to measure mass and volume? a A thermometer and a mirror b A scale and a measuring flask c A ruler and a stopwatch 14 What unit do we use to measure the mass of a light object like a paperclip? a Kilograms (kg) b Tonnes (t) c Grams (g) 15 How can we measure the volume of a solid object? a By seeing how much water it displaces in a graduated cylinder b By stretching it with a ruler c By placing it on a scale 16 What does the small ³ in cm³ mean? a It shows the object is three times heavier b It means we measure the object in three dimensions c It shows the object has three colors 17 What does "tenacity" tell us about a solid? a How stretchy it is b How much it can bounce c How easily it breaks when hit 18 Why is rubber a good material for boots or tyres? a Because it is colorful b Because it is elastic and returns to its shape c Because it is shiny 19 What happens when we try to compress water in a syringe? a The water disappears b The water doesn’t compress, but the air bubbles do c The water gets smaller 20 What does density tell us about an object? a How much matter is packed into it b How colorful it is c How fast it can move 21 What is the correct formula to calculate density? a Mass × Volume b Volume ÷ Mass c Mass ÷ Volume 22 What is a mixture? a Two or more pure substances combined b A group of gases c One single type of matter 23 What’s the difference between a heterogeneous and a homogeneous mixture? a Heterogeneous mixtures look the same everywhere b You can see the parts in a heterogeneous mixture, but not in a homogeneous one c Both mixtures have only one type of matter 24 Which of these is a natural material? a Paper b Wood c Plastic 25 What are man-made (artificial) materials made from? a Metals only b Magic c Natural materials that have been changed 26 Why do we need to be responsible when using materials? a Because they can harm the environment if not used carefully b Because they don’t look nice c Because they are expensive 27 What is a physical change? a A change that makes a completely new substance b A change in shape or state, but the material stays the same c A change that makes things disappear 28 What is a chemical change? a A change where a new substance is formed b A change in the color of an object c A change that can be reversed easily 29 Which of these is an example of a chemical change? a Melting ice b Crushing a can c Rust forming on metal 30 What is a force? a Something that causes changes in movement or shape b Something only superheroes have c A type of energy that lives in batteries 31 What is a contact force? a A force that happens when two objects touch each other b A force caused by thinking really hard c A force that happens when two objects are far away 32 What kind of force is gravity? a A magical power b An action-at-a-distance force c A contact force 33 What is aerodynamics? a The force air exerts on a moving object b A type of fuel used in cars c A type of engine 34 What kind of energy is found in moving things like cars or wind? a Chemical energy b Kinetic energy c Thermal energy 35 What is electrical energy related to? a The movement of electric charges b The heat from the sun c The movement of electric charges 36 Which type of energy is responsible for heat transfers and temperature changes? a Nuclear energy b Thermal energy c Light energy 37 Where does nuclear energy in nature come from? a The Earth’s oceans b Plants and trees c The Sun and stars 38 What is a non-renewable energy source? a One that is used faster than nature can replace it b One that is replaced quickly c One that never runs out 39 Which energy source comes from living matter like plants and trees? a Fossil fuels b Nuclear c Biomass 40 What do hydroelectric power plants use to generate electricity? a Flowing water b Heat c Solar panels

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por Eyleen

What are the three states of matter?

What is the formula for density?

What unit is used to measure mass?

What is viscosity?

What is a pure substance?

What is an example of a heterogeneous mixture?

What defines a solid?

What happens to gases when compressed?

What is the hardness of a material?

What is an example of a natural material?

1. What are the three states of matter, and how are they different?

2. What are the two general properties that all matter has?

What tools do we use to measure mass and volume?

What unit do we use to measure the mass of a light object like a paperclip?

How can we measure the volume of a solid object?

What does the small ³ in cm³ mean?

What does "tenacity" tell us about a solid?

Why is rubber a good material for boots or tyres?

What happens when we try to compress water in a syringe?

What does density tell us about an object?

What is the correct formula to calculate density?

What is a mixture?

What’s the difference between a heterogeneous and a homogeneous mixture?

Which of these is a natural material?

What are man-made (artificial) materials made from?

Why do we need to be responsible when using materials?

What is a physical change?

What is a chemical change?

Which of these is an example of a chemical change?

What is a force?

What is a contact force?

What kind of force is gravity?

What is aerodynamics?

What kind of energy is found in moving things like cars or wind?

What is electrical energy related to?

Which type of energy is responsible for heat transfers and temperature changes?

Where does nuclear energy in nature come from?

What is a non-renewable energy source?

Which energy source comes from living matter like plants and trees?

What do hydroelectric power plants use to generate electricity?