Properties of Matter

During a science class, Scarlett, Mia, and Aria were asked to identify which of the following classroom items is considered matter. Can you help them?

• shoe

• pumpkin

• chair

• all of these

Anika, Mason, and Kai are discussing the state of matter of different objects. Anika picked up a shoe and asked, 'This shoe is an example of which state of matter?'

• solid

• liquid

• gas

Anika picked up a book from Maya's table. A property of this book is...

• it can roll.

• It is magnetic.

• It keeps its shape when moved.

Anika, Grace, and Avery are having a picnic. They brought a bottle of milk with them. The milk is an example of which state of matter?

• solid

• liquid

• gas

Avery poured some syrup on her pancakes. A property of the syrup is...

• It flows.

• It can be stacked.

• It holds its own shape.

Noah, Jackson, and William are playing soccer. The soccer ball they are using has air inside of it.  What state of matter is the air inside the soccer ball?

• solid

• liquid

• gas

Daniel, Jackson, and Grace were discussing the properties of the helium gas in their party balloons. They agreed that the helium gas...

• takes up space in the balloons

• has mass

• has no shape of its own, it takes the shape of the balloons

• all of the above

Grace, Samuel, and Avery were observing different objects in their science class. They noticed that a certain object...
has mass
flows
spreads when poured.
According to their observations, what state of matter is the object in?

• solid

• liquid

• gas

Arjun, Luna, and Grace are playing with a marble, an ice cube, and a popsicle. Which state of matter are these objects?

• solid

• liquid

• gas

Isla, Anika, and Olivia are observing different types of matter. They notice that one type of matter has the following properties:
has mass
stacks
slides
shape doesn't change when moved.
Which type of matter are they observing?

• solid

• liquid

• gas