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Look at the pictures. The pictures show how a piece of paper can be changed. Which of the paper's properties changes?
Which describes a physical change?
Look at the picture. What properties does this baseball bat have?
Look at the picture. How has water changed?
Compare the liquids. What can you tell about the volume of each liquid?
Milk takes the shape of its container. Which kind of matter is milk?
Which answer makes the sentence true? Matter is anything that ________.
Look at the picture. Tell about the pencil.
How does water vapor change when it cools?
A pan balance shows that a rock is equal to 15 gram cubes. How many gram cubes would need to be added if the rock weighed 20 grams?
You measured the height of a desk. What tool did you choose?
Look at the picture. The paperclip is made of ____.
Look at the picture. Tell about the milk.
Which state of matter takes up all the space inside its container?
Which is bendable?
Which is an example of a physical change in matter?
Look at the thermometer. What is the temperature?
Which action changes matter into a new kind of matter?
What happens when ice melts?
What type of matter is apple juice?
What will happen to a wax candle when it is lit?
How is a solid different from a liquid?
Anthony's teacher gave him some objects. Anthony placed the objects in two groups. The picture shows the groups Anthony made. Which question did Anthony most likely ask to make his groups?
Mr. Green places a covered pot of water on a stove. He wants to compare how water looks when it is at room temperature and when it is boiling. What should Mr. Green do first when he thinks the water may be boiling?
Mr. Green places a covered pot of water on a stove. He wants to compare how water looks when it is at room temperature and when it is boiling. What should Mr. Green look for to know that the water is boiling?
Look at the picture of the rocks below. What kind of matter are rocks?
Which of the following is a solid?
Jeff separates his books into piles called "large," "medium," and "small." What is Jeff using to classify his books?
Nedra is classifying the magnets on her refrigerator by shape. Which is a possible group Nedra could have for her magnets?
How do sculptors change clay into statues?
Tanya uses scissors and paper to make paper dolls. How is the paper changed?
Candace has three rocks. One is smooth, one is rough, and one is bumpy. How has Candace classified her rocks?
Jonathan divides his toys into four piles based on their different colors. What is Jonathan doing?
What happens when an ice cube gains heat?
Oscar fills a cup with water at room temperature. Then he puts the cup of water in the freezer. What change will Oscar see in the water the next day?
The roots of a plant _____.
Both a pinecone and an apple have ____.
What helps an earthworm find food?
How are reptiles and birds alike?