Properties of Matter

Grade 5 - Science - Challenge Me

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  1. Observation: water beads on it instead of soaking in. Which property is shown?

    • transparency
    • water resistance
    • malleability
    • elasticity
  2. Which test would best check for solubility in water?

    • stir equal amounts into cups of water
    • touch each sample with a magnet
    • place each material in a simple circuit gap
    • drop equal water amounts on each sample
  3. Which material best matches this evidence: it bends and keeps the new shape?

    • chalk
    • rubber band
    • aluminum foil
    • wax paper
  4. The graph compares materials for water resistance. Which material rates highest?

    • cloth
    • paper
    • wax
    • all are equal
  5. Why is elasticity useful for holding index cards together?

    • all materials share the same properties
    • the property matches the job the material must do
    • the material's name is the only evidence needed
    • matter has no measurable properties
  6. Observation: it bends and keeps the new shape. Which property is shown?

    • malleability
    • elasticity
    • magnetic attraction
    • water resistance
  7. Which test would best check for electrical conductivity?

    • stretch each sample the same distance and release it
    • rub each sample once on black paper
    • place each material in a simple circuit gap
    • drop equal water amounts on each sample
  8. Which material best matches this evidence: it stretches and returns to its shape?

    • copper wire
    • rubber band
    • glass bead
    • wax paper
  9. The graph compares materials for transparency. Which material rates highest?

    • card
    • foil
    • glass
    • all are equal
  10. Why is electrical conductivity useful for choosing a material for a wire?

    • all materials share the same properties
    • the property matches the job the material must do
    • the material's name is the only evidence needed
    • matter has no measurable properties
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