5th Grade: Matter & Space - Quiz 1

Which of these states of matter is not a fluid?

• Gas

• Plasma

• Solid

• Liquid

Weight is the relationship between​ an object's ​ (a)   and the force of​ (b)   it experiences.

• mass
• gravity
• magnetism
• density
• lifting

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Order the following from largest to smallest.

• Oxygen Atom

• Cloud

• Atomic Particle

• Rain Drop

• Water Molecule

The more energy something has applied to it, the lower its density will become, except for water.

• True
• False

Match the following definitions.

• How much matter makes up an object.

• Volume

• How much mass is in a certain space.

• Matter

• a mass' density, based on its energy

• Density

• The amount of space something takes up.

• State

• Anything that has mass and volume.

• Mass

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Label the states of matter that exist in the photograph.

a

b

c

d

Solid

Thunderstorm

Plasma

Photosynthesis

Gas

Liquid

Condensation

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Aurora is an example of naturally occurring:

• Argon Gas

• Liquid Neon

• Oxygen Plasma

• Magnetic Solid

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Water exists within living things as which states of matter?

• Liquid

• Gas

• Solid

• Plasma

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Describe an example of gas becoming a liquid. What happens to the gas' density?

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The low-density environment of outer space is called a vacuum.

• True
• False