MYSTERY TOWER QUIZ

A student would use a cup of water to determine an object’s _____

• physical state

• relative density

• magnetism

• procedure

Whether matter is a solid, liquid, or gas is ________.

• physical state

• property

• relative density

• magnetism

What should a student do after they have collected their data in an investigation?

• List their materials.

• Decide on a question.

• Plan their procedure.

• Use the data to write a conclusion.

The diagram shows a graduated cylinder with Liquids A, B, and C.

It shows Solids X and Z. Liquid B is water.

Which solid object floats in water?

• Liquid A

• Object X

• Liquid C

• Object Z

Students observed the physical properties of four samples. The properties are shown in the table.

Which of these samples is most likely a glass marble?

• Sample A

• Sample B

• Sample C

• Sample D

Students tested 5 objects for magnetism and to see whether they sink or float in water. The objects are button, screw, ball, paperclip, and key.

The diagram shows materials that float in water and materials that sink in water. It also shows which items were attracted to the magnet and which were not attracted to the magnet.

Which object is BOTH non-magnetic AND sinks in water? Write me 2 sentences. Include evidence from the diagram and reasoning.