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What is a property of a liquid?
They take the shape of the container.
What is one property of a solid?
They keep their shape OR they cannot be poured.
What is a solid that is found in the built environment?
walls, tables, desks...
Is tree sap made in the natural or built environment?
natural
What does opaque mean?
This means you cannot see through it and no light can pass through.
What can cause ice to change from a liquid to a solid?
When it is heated OR when ice-melting products are applied to it.
What is a solid that is found in the natural environment?
tree, sand, branch..
What is a useful product that can be made by mixing liquids and solids?
hot chocolate, coffee, playdough..
What is a liquid that is translucent?
Gatorade, apple juice, lemonade...
What does viscosity mean?
the flow of a liquid or how a liquid pours
Which material is the most absorbent? paper towel, plastic or tin foil?
paper towel
Where should you store liquids and solids with safety symbols on them?
Cleaning products should be stored in the original container and kept out of reach of children.
What does a skull and crossbones symbol mean?
poisonous
Which is these liquids has the highest viscosity? oil, honey, maple syrup, water, vinegar, juice
honey
Which of these objects is buoyant? dime, rock, popsicle stick, straw?
popsicle stick and straw
There is freezing rain falling. What might happen?
The roads and sidewalks might be slippery and accidents might happen, ice on power lines could cause electricity to go out.
