Chapter 11 Science

Which of these is true of an ice cube? (pg. 321)

• It is made of moving, closely-packed, tiny particles.

• It is made of clumps of particles loosely held together.

• It is made of tiny particles that are far apart from each other.

• It is made of particles that move farther and farther apart.

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What can you tell about matter from how its particles move? (pg. 320)

• if it is a plant or animal

• if it is living or nonliving

• if it is a solid, liquid, or gas

• if it is made of particles or atoms

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What do these illustrations show?

• different gases

• states of matter

• states of solids

• different liquids

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What is matter? (pg. 319 and 320)

• a kind of particle

• the same thing as mass

• a measurement of gravity

• anything with mass and volume

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Which would cause the mass of an object to change (pg. 322)

• changing the state of an object

• using metric units to measure the object

• changing volume of the object

• subtracting matter from the object

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What can you use to compare and measure the mass of two objects? (pg. 322)

• a balance

• a metric ruler

• a thermometer

• a graduated cylinder

Which determines if an object will float or sink in water (pg. 326)

• its shape

• its gravity

• its density

• its millimeters

What does this picture show?

• a solvent

• a mixture

• a solution

• a chemical change

What can you use to compare and measure the volume of two solid boxes?

• a balance

• a metric ruler

• a thermometer

• a magnet

After it rains, the water on the street evaporates.

• density

• solubility

• a phase change

• a chemical change

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