States of Matter
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Properties of Solids, Liquids, and Gases
SubtopicProperties of Solids, Liquids, and Gases under States of Matter for Grade 3 IB.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Everything we can touch or weigh in the world is made of:
A.Only liquids
B.Matter
C.Only gases
D.Shadows
- 2.
Which of these can be poured from a bottle into a cup?
A.A book
B.Lemonade
C.A chair
D.An eraser
- 3.
Why does a rock not change its shape when you put it inside a round bowl?
A.Because it is a liquid
B.Because it is a gas
C.Because it is a solid
D.Because it is melting
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Physical Changes in Matter
SubtopicPhysical Changes in Matter under States of Matter for Grade 3 IB.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Mixing sand and seashells together in a bucket at the beach is...
A.A chemical change
B.A physical mixture
C.A change of state
D.An evaporation process
- 2.
Tearing a piece of cloth in half to make a bandage is a physical change because...
A.The cloth is still the same material
B.The cloth turned into a liquid
C.The cloth changed into a gas
D.The cloth became a different color
- 3.
Grating a large block of cheese into small shreds for a pizza is an example of...
A.Freezing
B.Evaporation
C.Condensation
D.A physical change
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Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
A puddle disappears from the sidewalk after the sun comes out. Which state of matter did the water change into?
A.Solid
B.Liquid
C.Gas
D.Ice
- 2.
Which process turns liquid water into a solid?
A.Melting
B.Freezing
C.Evaporation
D.Condensation
- 3.
When you breathe out on a very cold winter day, you can see a 'cloud' from your mouth. What is this?
A.Your breath freezing into ice
B.Water vapor from your breath condensing into tiny liquid droplets
C.Smoke coming from your lungs
D.Snow falling from your mouth
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Reversible and Irreversible Changes
SubtopicReversible and Irreversible Changes under States of Matter for Grade 3 IB.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
A chef melts solid butter in a warm pan until it becomes a liquid. Then, the chef takes that liquid butter and places it into a cold refrigerator. Based on the process shown in the diagram, what state of matter will the butter be in at the 'Result' step?
A.Gas
B.Solid
C.Liquid
D.Vapor
- 2.
What do we call a change that cannot be undone to get the original materials back?
A.A reversible change
B.An irreversible change
C.A physical change
D.A freezing change
- 3.
Which of these items would melt the fastest if placed in a warm room?
A.A metal spoon
B.A wooden block
C.An ice cream cone
D.A glass marble
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