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by BlastRoom
Practice naming atoms, elements, molecules, compounds, mixtures, and related matter terms.
#us_grade_5_science
40 questions
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Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.
The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
Air is pushed into a smaller space inside a sealed syringe. The air still fills the syringe but feels harder to push. What term names squeezing particles into a smaller space?
A clear liquid always freezes at the same temperature, no matter how large or small the sample is. What term names a property like this that helps identify a substance?
A sugar cube is stirred into a glass of water and dissolves completely. What term names a material's ability to dissolve in a liquid like water?
Two clear liquids are poured together. The mixture turns blue and cannot be separated back into the two clear liquids. What does this show?
Sand and salt are stirred together in a cup without joining as one substance. What term names this kind of matter?
A teacher says that all matter, even air, is made of particles. What is a particle?
A clear liquid has the same properties throughout a small sample. What term names a single kind of matter with its own properties?
A rock, a drop of water, and air all have mass and take up space. What term names anything with those properties?
A marble keeps its own shape and volume when moved from a hand to a cup. What state of matter is the marble?
Juice changes shape to fit a glass but keeps the same volume. What state of matter has those properties?
Air spreads out to fill a sealed bag and does not keep its own shape. What state of matter has this behavior?
Ice is warmed until it becomes liquid water. What term names this change from solid to liquid?
Liquid water is cooled until it becomes ice. What term names this change from liquid to solid?
A student uses a balance scale and records 45 grams for a sample. What property did the student measure?
A student pours water into a graduated cylinder and reads milliliters. What property of the water is being measured?
A thermometer shows how hot or cold a beaker of water is in degrees Celsius. What property is being measured?
A rock sits in one pan of a balance scale. Gram masses are added to the other pan until the two pans are level. What does this show?
A small wood block is dropped into a tub of water. Which behavior will the block most likely show?
A sample of water has the same properties throughout, no matter how small the sample is. What is water?
Air contains nitrogen, oxygen, and other gases mixed together, and each gas keeps its own properties within the air. What is air?
A sample of oxygen gas has the same properties throughout, no matter how small the sample is. What is oxygen gas?
Pure table salt has the same properties throughout every sample. What is pure table salt?
A copper wire has the same properties from one end to the other. What is the copper wire?
Sugar stirred into tea can taste unevenly sweet if it is not stirred well, and the sugar and tea each keep their own properties. What is sugar in tea?
Pure baking soda has the same properties throughout every sample. What is pure baking soda?
Helium in a party balloon has the same properties throughout the balloon. What is helium?
Lemonade has water, lemon juice, and sugar together, and each part keeps its own properties in the drink. What is lemonade?
Rust on an iron nail has the same properties throughout every sample. What is rust?
A clean piece of aluminum foil has the same properties from edge to edge. What is the foil?
Trail mix has raisins, peanuts, and cereal pieces that each keep their own properties together in the bag. What is trail mix?
A bar of pure gold cannot be broken down into any simpler substances by ordinary means. What is gold?
A metal spoon and a wooden spoon are both placed in a cup of hot water. Which spoon warms up faster?
A flashlight is shined on a shiny metal surface and on a dull cloth surface. Which surface reflects more light?
Iron filings are mixed with sand. Then a magnet is moved over the mixture and pulls out only the iron filings. What does this show about mixing iron and sand?
Sugar is stirred into a glass of water and disappears from sight, but the water tastes sweet. Where did the sugar go?
A metal spoon and a wooden spoon are each touched to the two wires of a simple battery-and-bulb circuit. Which spoon lights the bulb?
What is a mixture made of?
A glass marble is a piece of matter. What is the marble made of?
Salt is stirred into water until it cannot be seen. Later the water evaporates and the salt is left behind. What is salt water?
A sealed jar of ice is weighed, then weighed again after the ice melts into liquid water. What do the two weight readings show?
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Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
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Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.
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Separating Mixtures
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