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Matter, Materials and their properties

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  • True or False: You can measure Volume in Kilograms (Kg)
    False
  • Which egg has the least density?
    The bad egg
  • Which material is more brittle ( easier to break): Wood or Glass?
    Glass
  • Volume or Mass? : How much space an object takes up, measured using containers
    Volume
  • True or False: Wood is a natural material
    True
  • Which material is harder (more difficult to scratch)
    Wood is harder. Glass is easier to scratch
  • True or False: These containers can be used to measure mass
    False - They are used to measure the VOLUME
  • Which  is mroe dense (has more density). The oil or the water? 
    The water
  • Volume or Mass? : The amount of matter an object has and is measured using a scale
    Mass
  • True or False: Everything in nature is made out of matter
    True
  • What state of matter is it?
    Liquid
  • Which egg has the most density?
    The fresh egg
  • What are the 3 states of matter?
    Solid, Liquid and Gas
  • Why does the oil float on the top?
    It is less dense ( has less density) than the water 
  • True of False: Material is everything that has mass and takes up a space?
    True
  • What state of matter is the steam coming out of the kettle?
    Gas
  • what state of matter is it?
    Solid
  • True or False: Anything you can see, touch, smell or taste is matter?
    True
  • True or False: You can measure Mass in Kilograms (Kg)
    True
  • True or False: You can measure Volume in millilitres (ml) and litres (l)
    True
  • True or false: You can use a scale to measure volume
    False - A scale is used to measure MASS
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