Unit 5 - Middle test

Matter is anything that

• occupies space

• has volume

• occupies space and has volume

• has milliliters (ml) and liters (l)

What is the amount of matter in an object?

• The volume

• The mass

• The matter

• The liters

Does oxygen ocupies volume?

• Yes, because it is matter.

• No, because it is a gas.

• No, it only has mass.

• Yes, because it is solid.

This is a weighing scale. What can you meassure with it?

• Liters

• Volume

• Matter

• Mass

Choose the correct one.

• This is a measuring jug. It measures volume in milliliters.

• This is a measuring jug. It measures mass in milliliters.

• This is a weighing scale. It measures mass in milliliters.

• This is a weighing scale. It measures mass in grams.

The sofa does not fit in the car. It is a matter of:

• Mass

• Volume

Is this water?

• No, water is always liquid.

• Yes, it is solid water. We call it ice.

Which is not a state of matter:

• Solid

• Liquid

• Volume

• Gas

What process can we see here?

• Evaporation

• Melting

• Solidifying

The candle is not solid anymore. What process has occurred?

• Evaporation

• Condensation

• Melting