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Matter, particles and properties
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1Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space
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2Matter is made up of elements, like fire, air and earth
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3There are [blank_start]three[blank_end] states of matter. [blank_start]Solids[blank_end] are the state with the lowest energy. The [blank_start]particles[blank_end] in a solid are fixed in place. Liquids have more energy, and the particles can flow over each other to take the shape of the container. Gases have the most [blank_start]energy[blank_end]. The particles are spread far apart, moving fast, and will move to take up as much space as possible.
- Athree
- BSolids
- Cparticles
- Denergy
4Which of these are correct when talking about a solid, like a wooden block?
- AThe particles have low energy - they don't move easily, and just vibrate in place
- BThe particles spread out to take up as much space as possible
- CSolids can't easily be compressed or squashed, because there isn't much space between the particles
- DSolids spread out to take the shape of their container
- EParticles in a solid can be arranged in a regular pattern or jumbled up randomly
5Choose the correct labels for this picture
- AHigh energy
- BLow energy
- CParticles are fixed in place
- DParticles flow over and around each othe
- EParticles vibrate in fixed positions
- FParticles spread as far as possible
6To change the state of some matter, you should add or remove heat energy
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7Material is the word used for a particular type of matter
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8All materials have the same properties
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9Matter can change [blank_start]state[blank_end] when you add or remove heat [blank_start]energy[blank_end] from it. Solids change into [blank_start]liquids[blank_end] by melting, while liquids change into [blank_start]solids[blank_end] by freezing or solidifying. Liquids change into gases by [blank_start]evaporating[blank_end], while gases change back into liquids by condensing. Though rare, solids can change directly into [blank_start]gases[blank_end] by sublimating. When they change back, it is reverse sublimation.
- Astate
- Bliquids
- Cenergy
- Dsolids
- Eevaporating
- Fgases
10If a material is springy or stretchy like elastic, we can assume that its particles are...
- AArranged in fixed positions
- BArranged in long strings that can flex easily
11If a material is heavy, dense and hard, like a lead sinker, we can assume its particles are arranged...
- AVery closely packed in a rigid formation
- BVery loosely packed and free to move easily
12If a material is volatile, like a perfume, we can assume that its particles...
- ACan flow over each other easily and escape into gas
- BFlow over each other very slowly
13If a material is easily split into sheets or planes, like wood can be split with an axe, we can assume its particles are...
- AArranged in loose, random structures that can be easily split
- BArranged in patterns that are stronger one way (the way you can split it) than the other
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- A quiz for Y9 Science on basic matter, states of matter, and properties of matter
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- Gwyneth Cooper
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- English
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- Criado em 4 fev 2019 · atualizado em 4 fev 2019
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