States of Matter
Grade 3 - Science - On Level
NameDate
What state of matter is "juice"?
- mixture
- solid
- gas
- liquid
Which property supports calling "juice" a liquid?
- each grain keeps its shape
- keeps its own shape
- spreads to fill space
- can be poured
Which material is an example of a gas?
- water in a cup
- sand
- steam
- juice
Which question helps classify "juice"?
- What properties can I observe?
- Who first noticed it?
- How heavy is the label?
- What container is nearby?
Which observation is most useful for identifying a solid?
- keeps its own shape
- can be poured
- takes the shape of its container
- fills the balloon
What state of matter is "balloon air"?
- liquid
- solid
- mixture
- gas
Which property supports calling "sand" a solid?
- each grain keeps its shape
- can be poured
- fills the balloon
- takes the shape of its container
Which material is an example of a solid?
- water in a cup
- sand
- balloon air
- juice
Which question helps classify "ice cube"?
- What container is nearby?
- What properties can I observe?
- How heavy is the label?
- Who first noticed it?
Which observation is most useful for identifying a gas?
- takes the shape of its container
- each grain keeps its shape
- fills the balloon
- keeps its own shape