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a. gases
I. Multiple Choice: Circle the letter of your best b. space
choice. c. liquid
Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space. Size and color are examples of .
a. True a. volume
b. False b. properties
c. matter
Two properties of matter are volume and . d. mass
a. property
b. mass Mrs. Wong leaves her bowl of ice cream on the sidewalk
c. matter during a hot summer day. Which is the best prediction of
what will happen to the ice cream?
Properties are a. The ice cream will change from a solid to a liquid.
a. any characteristics of matter that you can observe. b. The ice cream will change from a liquid to a gas.
b. the steps of the scientific process. c. The ice cream will change from a gas to a liquid.
c. when you make predictions
Which of the following is a gas?
All gases have mass. a. oxygen in air
a. True b. lemon juice
b. False c. glass
Whih of the following is not an example of a physical Which of the following defines matter?
change? a. anything without mass
a. burning b. anything with mass and takes up space
b. cutting c. anything with mass, but doesn't take up space
c. freezing d. anything without mass and doesn't take up space
d. bending
Gases have no mass.
An object changes states from a liquid to a solid. It changes a. True
after the temperature gets colder. What is this called? b. False
a. a gas
b. a solid
c. melting TOPIC: CHANGES IN MATTER
d. freezing
Identify the changes in materials based on the effect of
Which of the following is a solid? temperatures. (S-L, L-S, L-G, G-L & S-G)
a. steam
b. ice 1. Lava to igneous rock-
c. sea water 2. Solidification of candles-
Which of the following is a liquid? 3. Spraying perfume-
a. Milk
b. Book 4. Drying clothes
c. Steam 5. Melting butter-
A state of matter that can spread out to fill the whole space 6. Ice cream melting-
a. liquid 7. Puddle dries up-
b. gas
c. solid 8. Sweating-
9. Formation of clouds-
You can change a solid into a liquid by melting it.
a. True 10. Dew on leaves-
b. False
TOPIC: CLASSIFICATION OF ANIMALS, THEIR BODY PARTS A B
AND FUNCTIONS 1. They are the primary a. decomposers
producers.
I. Identify the body parts of animals used in the 2. An organism that eat both b. Carnivore
following situations. plants and animals
3. An organism that eat animals c. Plants
1. Fish swimming- only.
2. Horse galloping- 4. An example of carnivore d. Omnivore
3. Birds flying- 5. An organism that eats e. Tiger
4. Frogs leaping- decaying matters
5. Millipede crawling-
TOPIC: FEEDING RELATIONSHIP OF ORGANISMS TOPIC: LIGHT ENERGY, HEAT ENERGY, SOUND AND
ELECTRICITY
I. True or False. Check the statements if its true
and mark X if false. I. Choose the correct answer from the words in the box.