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- 1. Multiple Choice
What is matter made up of?
particles that are too large to be seen
tiny butter particles
particles that are too small to be seen
tiny water particles
- 2. Multiple Choice
Gases are types of matter.
True
False
- 3. Multiple Choice
Anything that has weight and takes up space.
matter
volume
graduated cylinder
milliliters
- 4. Multiple Choice
The space occupied by a solid, liquid or gas.
matter
volume
graduated cylinder
milliliters
- 5. Multiple Choice
A scientific tool that is used to accurately measure out liquids.
matter
volume
graduated cylinder
milliliters
- 6. Multiple Choice
A scientific measurement of volume, usually for liquids. (Very small unit of measure)
matter
volume
graduated cylinder
milliliters
- 7. Multiple Choice
The smallest possible unit of matter.
particle
liquid nitrogen
vacuum chamber
particle model of matter
- 8. Multiple Choice
An extremely cold liquid made from nitrogen gas being squeezed (compressed) really hard. It is -321 degrees Celsius (-196 degrees Fahrenheit) and is used to freeze things very quickly.
particle
liquid nitrogen
vacuum chamber
particle model of matter
- 9. Multiple Choice
A container from which air is removed by a vacuum pump.
particle
liquid nitrogen
vacuum chamber
particle model of matter
- 10. Multiple Choice
The idea that all matter consists of many particles that are 100,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair. Knowing this allows us to explain a lot of interesting things in science.
particle
liquid nitrogen
vacuum chamber
particle model of matter
- 11. Multiple Choice
What evidence for the particle model of matter does Dr. Jeff show during the liquid nitrogen demonstration?
When Dr. Jeff cuts open the balloon that Izzy placed in the liquid nitrogen, solid carbon dioxide falls out.
When Dr. Jeff cuts open the balloon that Izzy placed in the water, solid rock falls out.
- 12. Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements is true?
All matter is made of particles that are too small to be seen.
Particles are 100,000 times larger than the width of a human hair.
In a solid, particles of matter move freely around and take the shape of their containers.
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