Lesson States of matter lessonWorksheet States of matter worksheetLab States of matter labTest States of matter testQuiz States of matter quizQuick answer: The three states of matter are solid, liquid and gas. This grade 6 science quiz checks states of matter with 10 multiple-choice questions and instant feedback; every answer comes with a short explanation.
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Ten multiple-choice questions on solids, liquids, gases and particles. Pick the best answer for each one, then read the explanation to learn why the other options are tempting but wrong.
Level: Grade 6 science (Year 7 · Class 6) · Curriculum: MS-PS1-4
Which state of matter has a fixed shape and a fixed volume? Which of these takes the shape of the bottom of its container? What do particles in a solid do? A student pushes on trapped air, then on trapped water. Which idea explains the different results? A syringe of water is pushed. What happens to the volume? A jug holds 750 mL of milk. It is poured into a bowl. What is the volume in the bowl? What is diffusion? A pile of sand pours like a liquid. What is sand? Air in a 2 L box is moved to a 6 L box. What happens to the spacing of its particles? Which statement about gas particles is correct? Name the three common states of matter. — Solid, liquid and gas. Which state has fixed shape and fixed volume? — Solid. Which state has fixed volume but no fixed shape? — Liquid. Which state fills its whole container? — Gas. How do particles move in a solid? — They vibrate in fixed positions. How do particles move in a liquid? — They slide past each other. Why can gases be compressed? — Gas particles are far apart with empty space. Why can't liquids be compressed? — Their particles are already touching. What is diffusion? — Particles spreading from crowded to less crowded places. How many mL are in 1 L? — 1000 mL. Keep going with Lina
The tests book with mark schemes · Grade 6 science
Every chapter in one PDF school book of 64 pages, to print or keep on your tablet.
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