Heating and Cooling

Grade 2 - Science - Challenge Me

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  1. The material "wet clay" changes by drying. What caused the change?

    • shaking only
    • heating
    • changing its name
    • measuring its color
  2. What is the result when the material "ice cube" changes by melting?

    • hard dry clay
    • solid ice
    • solid wax
    • liquid water
  3. Which process describes the change to wet clay?

    • counting
    • coloring
    • weighing
    • drying
  4. How could a student try to reverse this change: water in a tray becomes solid ice?

    • warm the ice until it melts
    • draw a larger picture
    • count the table legs
    • rename the material
  5. Which order best shows the heating or cooling change for warm wax?

    • warm wax -> cooling -> solid wax
    • solid wax -> cooling -> warm wax
    • warm wax -> counting -> solid wax
    • cooling -> warm wax -> no change
  6. The material "butter" changes by melting. What caused the change?

    • shaking only
    • heating
    • putting it on paper
    • changing its name
  7. What is the result when the material "butter" changes by melting?

    • liquid butter
    • hard dry clay
    • soft melted chocolate
    • solid wax
  8. Which process describes the change to chocolate piece?

    • coloring
    • weighing
    • melting
    • counting
  9. How could a student try to reverse this change: wet clay becomes hard dry clay?

    • hide the evidence
    • count the table legs
    • rename the material
    • add water and reshape before it fully dries
  10. Which order best shows the heating or cooling change for butter?

    • butter -> heating -> liquid butter
    • liquid butter -> heating -> butter
    • butter -> counting -> liquid butter
    • liquid butter -> sorting -> heating
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