Reading Comprehension "Many Kinds of Matter"

"Many Kinds of Matter" is an __________.

• fiction text

• informational text

• realistict text

• fantasy text

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Write the three kinds of matter.

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The amount of material in an object is called_________.

• solid

• volume

• mass

• space

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What is matter?

• anything that has mass and volume

• a solid

• a liquid

• a gas

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The amount of space an object takes up is called ____________.

• volume

• oil

• water

• syryp

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Solid matter holds its own shape.

• true

• false

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When you squeeze something into a tight space you are __________.

• recycling

• compressing

• giving a shape to the object

• being creative

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Solid candies don´t spread across ice cream but hot fudge sauce does.

• false

• true

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Liquid and gas matter have something in common, they both______.

• do not hold their own shape

• hold their own shape

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Let´s think about a swimming pool, the water inside will take the shape of_________.

• a square

• a circle

• the pool

• a liquid matter

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