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MCPSS 15.5.3

Last updated almost 2 years ago

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What best describes the term 'properties' in the context of matter?

Characteristics that help identify and describe matter

Things you can buy

Color and smell only

Matter's cost

Which property of matter can be described as transparent, opaque, or translucent?

Texture

Appearance

Temperature

Weight

Why is the property of boiling point important in identifying matter?

The lower the boiling point, the more it weighs

Different substances boil at different temperatures

Boiling point determines the color

All matter boils at same temperature

How can you use density to identify matter?

Each substance has a unique density

All matter has the same density

Density tells us the color

The more dense, the colder it is

Match the property to the observation that would identify it

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Malleability		Sinks in water quickly
Density		Scratches glass easily
Hardness		Can be molded into different shapes

Match the material with the property that can identify it

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Wood		Attracts magnets
Glass		Floats in water
Iron		Breaks easily

Identify the observation that corresponds to the given material property

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Transparency		Does not conduct electricity
Insulator		Heats up when electricity passes
Conductor		Allows light to pass through it

Match the method of observation to the material it can identify

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Water displacement		Identifies metallic objects
Scratch test		Determines volume of irregular objects
Magnet test		Determines hardness of minerals

Observing the color of a material can help in its identification.

True

False

The texture of a material has no role in its identification.

True

False

Examining the density of a material does not help in its identification.

True

False

The smell of a material can sometimes aid in identifying what it is.

True

False

What best describes the term 'properties' in the context of matter?

Characteristics that help identify and describe matter

Things you can buy

Color and smell only

Matter's cost

Which property of matter can be described as transparent, opaque, or translucent?

Texture

Appearance

Temperature

Weight

Why is the property of boiling point important in identifying matter?

The lower the boiling point, the more it weighs

Different substances boil at different temperatures

Boiling point determines the color

All matter boils at same temperature

How can you use density to identify matter?

Each substance has a unique density

All matter has the same density

Density tells us the color

The more dense, the colder it is

Match the property to the observation that would identify it

Malleability

Sinks in water quickly

Density

Scratches glass easily

Hardness

Can be molded into different shapes

Match the material with the property that can identify it

Wood

Attracts magnets

Glass

Floats in water

Iron

Breaks easily

Identify the observation that corresponds to the given material property

Transparency

Does not conduct electricity

Insulator

Heats up when electricity passes

Conductor

Allows light to pass through it

Match the method of observation to the material it can identify

Water displacement

Identifies metallic objects

Scratch test

Determines volume of irregular objects

Magnet test

Determines hardness of minerals

Observing the color of a material can help in its identification.

True

False

The texture of a material has no role in its identification.

True

False

Examining the density of a material does not help in its identification.

True

False

The smell of a material can sometimes aid in identifying what it is.

True

False