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Physical
Changes
Chemical
Changes
Metric
System
What is
Matter?
Length and
Volume
Mass and
Density
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The amount of material that
an object has in it.
A 100
What is mass?
A 100
The amount of space that an
object has in it.
A 200
What is volume?
A 200
Anything that has mass and
takes up space
A 300
What is matter?
A 300
How is a solution different
from other mixtures?
A 400
Mixtures are two or
more substances mixed
together that can be
easily separated. A
solution is a special type
of mixture in which one
substance spreads
evenly throughout
another. Ex. mixing salt
and water
A 400
What are three physical
properties of matter?
A 500
Color, shape, size, mass,
state, volume, density, length
A 500
In the metric system, what is
the unit for measuring length?
B 100
Meter
B 100
What are the two different
units that scientists use to
measure volume (liquid and
solid)?
B 200
Cubic meter – volume of a solid –
length times width times height
Liter – volume of a liquid
B 200
What tool do scientists use to
measure the volume of a
liquid? Solid?
B 300
A graduated cylinder for a
liquid (or irregular shaped
solid)
A ruler for a regular solid:
length times width times
height
B 300
How would you measure the
volume of a penny (or object
with an irregular shape)?
B 400
Use a graduated cylinder to
measure the volume of an object
that has an irregular length, width
or height. Fill a grad. cylinder with
water. Record the height. Place the
object and record the height.
Subtract the first measurement from
the second. The difference is the
volume of the object.
B 400
What unit of measurement
would be used to measure the
distance between two cities or
how tall a mountain is?
B 500
kilometers, km
B 500
What is the basic unit for
measuring mass?
C 100
gram, g
C 100
What tool can you use to
determine if the mass of a cup
of water is greater than a mass
of a cup of rocks?
C 200
A balance
C 200
What is density?
C 300
Density is how much mass is
in a certain volume of water
Ex. Oil floats on vinegar
because vinegar has a greater
density. 100mL of vinegar
has a greater mass than
100mL of oil
C 300
DAILY
Place A Wager
DOUBLE
C 400
Which has more mass – a
kilogram of gold or a
kilogram of feathers?
Explain.
C 400
They have the same mass. It
would just take many more
feathers than gold to equal
one kilogram because the
feathers have less density.
C 400
What unit is used for
measuring the mass of small
amounts of a substance such
as a vitamin?
C 500
milligram
C 500
A ________ does not produce
a different kind of matter.
D 100
Physical change
D 100
How does heating and
cooling cause changes in
matter?
D 200
Heating and cooling matter to
certain temperatures can
cause it to change its state:
solid, liquid or gas.
D 200
The temperature at which a
liquid changes to a gas.
D 300
What is a boiling point?
D 300
Water at 0°C at which it
changes from a liquid to
solid.
D 400
What is its freezing point?
D 400
Explain how ice cream melts
at room temperature but
butter is a solid at room
temperature.
D 500
Ice cream has a lower melting
point than butter.
D 500
Produces a completely
different kind of matter.
E 100
What is a chemical change?
E 100
Name three examples of
chemical changes other than
cooking.
E 200
Rusting, Tarnishing, Burning,
Digesting
E 200
Mixing of oxygen and air to form an orange
flaky substance.
E 300
What is the chemical change,
rusting?
E 300
The mixing of metals and air
over time
E 400
What is the chemical change,
tarnishing?
E 400
Oxygen and
hydrogen
combine
E 500
What is the chemical change,
burning?
E 500
1000
F 100
What is a kilo?
F 100
1/100
F 200
What is centi?
F 200
1/1000
F 300
What is milli?
F 300
What unit is used to measure
the mass of a human?
F 400
kilogram
F 400
Which is bigger: a centimeter
or millimeter?
F 500
centimeter
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Matter
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Describe how you would find the
volume of a box. What is the unit
of measurement?
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Multiply the length, width and
height in meters. The unit of
measurement is the cubic meter.
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JULIE!
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