Matter Is Made of Tiny Particles

Grade 5 Science Worksheet

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Which statement is true? Circle the answer.

    • Particles are always big enough to see.
    • All matter is made of tiny particles.
    • Only solids are made of particles.
    • Air is not matter because we cannot see it.
    • Air is empty space with nothing in it.
    • Air is matter made of tiny particles.
    • Particles in a solid never move at all.
    • Particles in a solid stay in place and wiggle.
    • Particles in a solid move freely all around.
    • Particles in a liquid are locked in place.
    • Particles in a liquid are very far apart.
    • Particles in a liquid slide past each other.
    • Particles in a gas cannot move.
    • Particles in a gas stay tightly packed.
    • Particles in a gas spread out to fill a space.
    • Smell spreading across a room shows that particles are frozen.
    • Smell spreading across a room has nothing to do with particles.
    • Smell spreading across a room shows that particles move.
    • Sugar dissolves because its particles mix with water.
    • Sugar dissolves because water turns it into a gas.
    • Sugar dissolves because its particles vanish forever.
    • Food coloring spreads in water because particles move.
    • Food coloring spreads in water with no movement at all.
    • Food coloring spreads in water because the water shrinks.
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Matter Is Made of Tiny Particles

Answer Key - Grade 5 Science Worksheet

Which statement is true? Circle the answer.

    • Particles are always big enough to see.
    • All matter is made of tiny particles.
    • Only solids are made of particles.
    • Air is not matter because we cannot see it.
    • Air is empty space with nothing in it.
    • Air is matter made of tiny particles.
    • Particles in a solid never move at all.
    • Particles in a solid stay in place and wiggle.
    • Particles in a solid move freely all around.
    • Particles in a liquid are locked in place.
    • Particles in a liquid are very far apart.
    • Particles in a liquid slide past each other.
    • Particles in a gas cannot move.
    • Particles in a gas stay tightly packed.
    • Particles in a gas spread out to fill a space.
    • Smell spreading across a room shows that particles are frozen.
    • Smell spreading across a room has nothing to do with particles.
    • Smell spreading across a room shows that particles move.
    • Sugar dissolves because its particles mix with water.
    • Sugar dissolves because water turns it into a gas.
    • Sugar dissolves because its particles vanish forever.
    • Food coloring spreads in water because particles move.
    • Food coloring spreads in water with no movement at all.
    • Food coloring spreads in water because the water shrinks.