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Investigating Matter-Ch. 1 (Grade 5, Core Knowledge)

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This Formative aligns with Core Knowledge Foundation's Science curriculum, 5th grade.
Question 1
1.

What is matter?

Question 2
2.

Sort the matter into the proper phases of matter, solid, liquid, or gas.

  • orange juice
Question 3
3.

Matter includes

Question 4
4.

Match the term with the correct definition.

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mass
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amount of matter an object is made of
weight
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measure of gravitational pull on a mass
volume
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amount of space an object takes up
Question 6
6.

A property is a quality used to describe something. Match the physical property with the correct definition.

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hardness
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how matter dissolves in liquid
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Question 7
7.

Watch the video to answer #7- -11.
According to the video, match the following:

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water
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solute
salt + water
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solvent
salt
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solution
Question 9
9.

According to the video, name two things that help the solute dissolve.

Question 10
10.

According to the video, what does insoluble mean? Be specific. Give an example.

Question 11
11.
  • salt
  • white pepper
  • oil
  • lemonade powder
  • sand
  • soil
Question 12
12.

Metals share three propertiews to varying degrees: electrical conductivity, heat conductivity, and magnetism. Match the property with the correct description.

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heat conductivity
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the ability to pass electric current through easily
magnetism
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the ability to pass heat through easily
electrical conductivity
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attraction to or response to magnets
Question 13
13.

oxygen
marble
vinegar
hair
salt
book
carbon dioxide
milk
solid
liquid
gas
solubility
determined by hue, saturation, and brightness
color
tested by using a scratch test
reflectivity
shiny surface that reflects light
bouyancy
ability to float
sugar
Soluble
Insoluble
Big Question: What properties can you use to describe matter? Select all that apply.
solubility
solubility
melting point
hardness
color
reflectivity
mass
bouyancy
weight