Science Standards

1. What kind of matter can be poured and takes the shape of its container?

• solid

• liquid

• gas

• ice

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2. An apple has a definite size and shape. What type of matter is an apple?

• solid

• liquid

• gas

• ice

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3. What would happen to the shape of a baseball if you put it into a beaker?

• the baseball would fall apart

• the shape of the baseball would change

• the shape of the beaker will change

• the shape of the baseball will not change

Which ones are a solid?

• wooden block

• shampoo

• paper

• milk

• bread

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Which property of the blocks is being measured?

• color

• length

• mass

• shape

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Which of these could you separate the easiest?

• peanuts, M&Ms, pretzels

• water and sugar

• milk and chocolate syrup

• milk, eggs, and flour

When you make a salad that has lettuce, tomatoes, and cucumbers, what are you creating?

• liquid

• metal

• solution

• mixture

Amoni mixed together rocks and sand. How can Amoni separate this mixture?

• She can cut the sand away from the rocks.

• She can use a screen or sieve to sift the rocks and sand.

• She can put them in the sun and let the sand evaporate.

• She can use a magnet to separate the rocks and sand.

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This picture is an example of ___________.

• gas changing to a liquid

• solid changing to a gas

• liquid changing to a solid

• solid changing to a liquid

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If you put a stick of butter into a pot on the stove and turn on the heat, what happens to the butter in the pot?

• the butter gets colder

• the butter melts and becomes a liquid

• the butter remains the same

• the butter freezes and becomes a gas

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