KidsChamps Learning Center BBA-Grade 3

Mid- Quarterly Exam in Science III

Name: ______________________ Score: ____________
A. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
1. It is the ability of materials to be hammered, molded, or pressed into various
shapes and sizes without breaking.
a. Hardness b. Malleability c. Brittleness d. Ductility
2. It is the ability of solid matter to resist scratches or cuts.
a. Malleability b. Elasticity c. Ductility d. Hardness
3. It is the ability of solid object to be drawn into fine wires.
a. Brittleness b. Ductility c. Hardness d. Elasticity
4. It is the tendency of the material to be easily broken into pieces.
a. Hardness b. Elasticity c. Brittleness d. Malleability
5. It is the property of solid materials to be stretched when pressure is applied on
them.
a. Brittleness b. Ductility c. Hardness d. Elasticity
B. Match the material in column A with the property it exhibits in
column B. Write the letter of the correct answer before the number.
A B
1. gold ring a. elasticity
2. glass b. hardiness
3. rubber band c. porosity
4. rubber slippers d. brittleness
5. sponge e. flexibility
6. diamond f. ductility
7. copper wire g. malleability
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When matter is solid, molecules stay locked together in the same shape. When matter is
liquid, molecules stay close together but can move around.
When matter is a gas, molecules spread away from each other.
B. Do the following
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C. Identify whether the example of matter is solid, liquid, or gas. Write S for solid,
L for liquid, and G for gas.
_______1. bones _______6. alcohol in the bottle
_______2. boat _______7. carbon dioxide
_______3. potato _______8. gasoline
_______4. coconut milk _______9. smoke
_______5. wind _______10. chair
D. Read the sentences carefully. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and
FALSE if it is incorrect.
_________1. Liquid have mass.
_________2. The tire air is heavier than the tire without air.
_________3. Air is gas.
_________4. Liquids can be held.
_________5. People breathe in oxygen.
_________6. Gases take the shape of their container.
_________7. Oil, water, and vinegar are examples of solids.
_________8. All states of matter occupy space.
_________9. Liquids are flowing objects.
_________10. Solids have definite shape and volume.