أوراق عمل States of matter العلوم منهج انجليزي الصف الخامس
Inspire science grade 5
States Of matter
The image shows the particles in a solid, a liquid, and a gas
Which option has the correct description of the particles
A. mage 1 is a gas
B. Image 2 is a gas
C. mage 3 is a solid
D. Image I is a solid
2) which are examples of a liquid
A. Milk
B. Oil
C. Ice
D. Water vapor
E. Steam
F. Salt
Which statement best the arrangement and movement of particles in a solid
A. They are far apart from each other and move freely
B. They are tightly packed and vibrate in place
C. they are held together by weak attractive forces so they can move freely
D. they are close to each other and vibrate in place
which statement explains why water flows smoothly down this waterfall
A. the particles are far apart from each other and move freely in all directions
B. The particles are tightly packed and move freely in all directions
C. the particles are close together and slide past each other
D. the particles are tightly packed and vibrate in place
. has a fixed and a fixed volume
A. solid
B. liquid
C. gas
……… A liquid has a but does not have a fixed shape
A. density
B. mass
C. volume
Which of the following statements is TRUE about gases
A. Gases have a fixed shape and a fixed volume
B. Gases have no fixed shape and no fixed volume
C. Gases have a fixed volume, but no fixed shape
The particles in a solid are tightly packed together and ………… place
A. Vibrate
B. Slide
C. move freely
Liquid poured from a bottle into a glass is able to flow because the liquid does not have a definite shape
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
.change both shape and volume when placed in different spaces or containers. They have no fixed shape and volume
A. Gases
B. Solids
C. liquids
II) In which state of matter are the particles farthest apart
A. Solid
B. Plastic
C. Liquid
D. Gas
12) How are gases and liquids different
A. Gases do not have a fixed volume. Liquids have a fixed volume
B. Gases have a fixed shape. Liquids do not have a fixed shape
C. Gases have a fixed volume. Liquids do not have a fixed volume
D. Gases do not have a fixed Liquids have a fixed shape
13) Solids and volume
A. no fixed
B. an unfixed
C. a fixed
D. a changing
14) …………Rain is water in
A. Liquid
B. Gaseous
C. solid
15) …………. Ice is water in
A. Liquid
B. Gaseous
C. solid
16) Vapor is water in the ………... state
A. Liquid
B. solid
C. gaseous
17) ……….. Gas has
A. No fixed shape and volume
B. Fixed shape and volume
C. No fixed shape and fixed volume
18) ………… Liquid has
A. No fixed shape and volume
B. Fixed shape and volume
C. No fixed shape and fixed volume
Which statements about the book are TRUE
A. The particles are far apart from each other and move freely in all directions
B. The particles are tightly packed and move freely in all directions
C. The particles are tightly packed and vibrate in place
D. The has a fixed shape and volume
20) …………. Particles within a solid
A. move about freely
B. vibrate in fixed positions
C. do not move
D. change place easily
Gases, like air in a a fixed shape or a fixed volume
A. sometime
B. definitely
C. always
D. do not
Which of the following is NOT true about a gas such as air
A. A gas has a definite shape
B. A gas has no definite shape
C. A gas fills all of the space it is placed
D. A gas has no definite volume
The change in state shown on the glass is caused by
A. releasing energy
B. producing energy
C. adding energy
D. removing energy
What word is used to describe liquid water changing to ice
A. condensing
B. freezing
C. evaporating
D. melting
What causes a change in the state of matter
A. Removing Energy
B. adding or removing energy
C. adding energy
D. creating energy and destroying energy
Freezing is when a liquid becomes a
A. Solid
B. Gas
C. liquid
Which of the following must happen for solid ice to change to liquid water
A. energy must be kept the same
B. energy must be removed
C. the particles must move slower
D. energy must be added
E. the particles must move faster
. F. the particles must move closer together
The ice cream is melting. How can you get the ice cream to retur to a solid
A. cool it in the freezer
B. keep holding it in your hand
C. remove it from the cone
D. heat it on the stove
Which process does this picture shows
A. evaporation
B. melting
C. condensation
D. freezing
Which process does this picture shows
A. Evaporation
B. melting
C. condensation
D. freezing
31) Which process does this picture shows
A. Evaporation
B. melting
C. condensation
D. freezing
32) Which process does this picture shows
A. Evaporation
B. melting
C. condensation
D. freezing
If the temperature of a liquid is increased enough, it will become a
A. Gas
B. solid
C. liquid
What are the differences between evaporation and condensation
A. During condensation, energy is adde
B. During evaporation, energy is removed
C. During condensation, a liquid becomes a gas
D. During condensation, a gas becomes a liquid
E. During evaporation, a gas becomes a liquid
F. During evaporation, energy is added
35) What is condensation
A. the process by which a liquid a solid
B. the process by which a liquid becomes a gas
C. the process by which a solid becomes a liquid
D. the by which a gas a liquid
What word is used to describe liquid water changing to ice
A. freezing
C. evaporating
D. melting
In which state of matter are the particles farthest apart
A. Liquid
B. Plastic
C. Gas
D. Solid
For matter to change from a gas —i to a liquid - to a solid, energy must be
A. removed
B. added