5th grade matter

What property of matter is being measured when a rock in placed in a cylinder with water?

• mass

• texture

• volume

• temperature

What does picture tell you about the figures in the in the balance pain.

• The plastic toys on the right have more weight than the toys on the left.

• The plastic toys on both sides are equal.

• The plastics toys on the left weigh more than the toys on the right.

• The toys in the right pan have no mass.

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Which glass show modules as a gas?

• The left one

• The middle one

• The right one

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Which cup shows modules in a solid?

• the left one

• the middle one

• the right one

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Which cup shows molecules in a liquid.

• the left one

• the middle one

• the right one

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How does dry ice change as it turns into a gas?

• Its weight and volume increase.

• Its weight and volume decrease.

• Its weight increases. Its volume remains unchanged.

• Its weight remains unchanged. Its volume increases.

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Bryce wanted some chocolate milk. He was curious what would happen to the weight of his milk when he added the chocolate powder. The table shows the data. What will happen once he mixes the chocolate powder and milk.

• He will have 60 grams of chocolate milk.

• He will have 56 grams of chocolate milk.

• He will have 240 grams of milk

• He will have 64 grams of milk.

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Auricle was making meatballs for her spaghetti. She made eight meat balls and put them on the scale and their weight was 78 grams. She decided the meatballs were to big and she put the meat back together and made 16 meatballs. What was the weight of the 16 meatballs?

• 78 grams

• 39 grams

• 156 grams

• 62 grams

Which statement describes the of a liquid?

• It has its own shape.

• It does not have a shape.

• It takes the shape of its container.

• It changes shape with temperature.

What happens when ice changes states?

• Some matter is lost.

• Some matter is gained.

• Matter is both lost and gained.

• Matter is neither lost nor gained.

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