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S800 - What is Matter

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Watch the videos and read the article to help you answer the questions.

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Question 1
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Questions 2 & 3
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Question 4
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Question 5
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Question 6
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Use the video and the text to answer the following questions.

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Name TWO things that have mass and ONE thing that does not have mass.

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Refer to the image when answering the following questions.

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Does the balloon have mass?

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Is there matter in the air surrounding the balloon?

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Is the sunlight made of matter?

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Which of these is a property of matter

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Which of these pairs of words both refer to kinds of particles?

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Which of the following have NO mass.

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Which of the following have the property of mass?

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Which of the following are made of matter?

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Imagine trying to divide a piece of gold into smaller and smaller pieces. Even if you could see and cut the smallest pieces of gold, you would reach a point where you would have to stop. Explain why you would have to stop dividing the gold.

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A cookie has a certain mass. Explain why breaking the cookie in half does not change its mass.

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Which of the following characteristics much an object possess in order for it to be classified as matter?

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Where can atoms be found?

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How are molecules created?

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In which states of matter can water be found?

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Identify which of the following would be considered a property of matter and which would not.

  • The yellowness of a banana.

  • The hardness of a rock.

  • The roughness of sand paper.

  • The sweet taste of strawberries.

  • Property of Matter

  • Not a Property of Matter

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The atoms and molecules that are found in matter will have the same property as the matter has. For example, if the matter is red like a red crayons, than the molecules and atoms will also be red.