Physical Science Chapter 1 Test

Discover the amazing world of matter! This worksheet helps 3rd graders learn about mass, volume, texture, and more.

Match the words to their definition. Pages 8-9 texture describes the surface of any area made up of matter mass the amount of matter in an object matter anything that has mass and takes up space volume the amount of space matter takes up Name three of the five properties of matter. Pages 10-15 What property of matter is being described? Pages 10-16 a. large and tiny = sizeb. hard surface and soft surface= hardnessc. bumpy and rough= textured. blue and green= colore. cylinder and round= shapeGravity causes an object to weight more. Page 16You have the same amount of mass on Earth and on the moon.Volume of a solid = length x width x height.What tool measures the amount of mass in an object? balance How to Measure the Mass of Liquids- put them in order- 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. Page 17 1st Measure the mass of the container 2nd Measure the mass of the container and the liquid 3rd Subtract the mass of the container from the mass of the container and liquid Decide whether these statements are true or false. True You can use tools to measure the mass and volume of matter. Page 16-21 Matter can be described and measured. Page 24 False Volume is anything that has mass and takes up space. Page 8 or 18 Miguel had a jar of objects. He described these objects to his friends. Miguel said the objects were smooth and round. Which properties did he use to describe the objects. Page 12-14 color and size color and shape texture and shape Which statement BEST describes where you can find matter. Page 10 Only nonliving things are made of matter Everything in the world is made up of matter. Anything you cannot see is made of matter. Which statement BEST describes matter? Page 10 Most matter has mass. Some matter takes up space. All matter has mass and takes up space. What could you do to see the difference in texture between two objects? Page 14 Use a magnifying glass to get a closer look. Place the objects in water. View the objects with a colored flashlight