Matter

What is matter?

• Something that is really important to me

• Anything that has mass and that can be measured. Matter takes up space.

• Something grey.

• Matter is something big.

What are the states of matter?

• liquid, gas and solid.

• orange, green and black.

• scientist, observation, journal.

• length x width x height

How can we measure mass and density?

• Using a balance and a scale.

• Adding them multiplying by five.

• Multiplying and dividing the volume.

• By dividing the mass of an object by its volume.

What is solubility?

• Something easy to do.

• The solution for something.

• the amount of a substance that can dissolve in something else, such as water.

• Something liquid.

What is magnetism? Select all that apply.

• Something scientist take out from the volume.

• The ability to be attracted to a magnet. A magnet is made of a material such as iron.

• Something magnificent.

• The particle in the magnet are lined up in such a way that they attract, or pull, some materials.

What is an insulator?

• Something that does not let heat or electricity flow through it easily.

• Someone that is not nice.

• A scientific guess.

• A device that makes scientists life easier.

How does matter respond to heat and electricity?

• Heat transforms into electricity.

• They compliment each other.

• Matter that conducts heat can transfer heat easily. Materials that conduct heat and electricity are called conductors.

• It works really well.

When matter is heated to a higher temperature, the particles in the matter begin to move ___________________.

• faster.

• slower.

• normal rate.

• up and down.

Cold temperatures make matter _____________, or get _______________.

• solid, or get bigger.

• contract, or get smaller.

• liquid, or get sticky.

• valuable or get hard to get.

Warm or hot temperatures make matter ____________, or get ___________ .

• used or get dried out.

• evaporate or get consumed.

• dry or get extinguished.

• expand or get larger.