SC - Matter matters!

Ice gains heat to become ...

• water

• ice

• a solid

• steam

Water loses heat to become ...

• water

• ice

• a solid

• steam

Matter is anything that has ... and occupies space.

Matter is anything that has mass and ........ .....

A puddle of water on the ground dries up after a few hours.

This shows that water ...

• gains heat and expands

• gains heat and changes into a gas

• disappears

• loses heat and changes into a solid

What property do water and a table both have?

They both ...

• are in the same state of matter

• have definite shapes

• have definite volumes

• can be compressed

What are the differences between water and air?

Select all options that apply.

• Water is a liquid, but air is a gas.

• Water has a definite volume, but air has no definite volume.

• Water is matter, but air is not matter.

• Water can be compressed but air cannot be compressed.

What are the differences between a book and air?

Select all options that apply.

• A book has a definite volume but air has no definite volume.

• Air has a definite shape, but a book has no definite shape.

• Both are in the same state.

• Air can be compressed but a book cannot be compressed.

Which is an example of matter?

• heat

• light

• sound

• slime

The volume of an object refers to ...

• the amount of space it occupies

• how hot it is

• the amount of matter it has.

• the mass it has.