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Name: Date:
Grade Level: V Subject:

Test I. Vocabulary
Direction: Match the letter for each definition to the correct word.
______ 1. Matter a) matter that fills up all the space inside a container.
______ 2. Mass b) the amount of matter something that has.
______ 3. Atoms c) how something looks, feels, smells, taste, or sounds.
______ 4. Solid d) ability to break easily
______ 5. Liquid e) anything that takes up space and has mass.
______ 6. Gas g) matter that has its own shape.
______ 7. Brittleness h) tiny particles that matter is made of.
______ 8. Physical i) ability of an object to float in a fluid.
Properties
______ 9. Buoyancy j) ability to absorb much water.
______ 10. Porosity j) matter that takes the shape of its container.

Test II. Draw the molecules for each state of matter. (5pts. each)

Solid Liquid Gas

Test III. Give five (5) words and its definition. (3pts each)
Test IV. Changes in Matter
Directions: Use the word blank below to fill in the chart. Write the number that for each
word on the correct line. (3 pts. each)

1. Cold 2. Heat 3. Freezing 4.deposition 5. Condensation

6. Melting 7. Sublimation 8. Evaporation

Add __________________

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Solid Liquid Gas

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Name: Grade: III
Date: Subject:

Test I. Fill in the missing spaces with the words from the liquid below:

All materials are either solid, _____________ or gas.

A brick, chocolate and glass are all _____________.
Solids can be __________. They have a definite _________
The molecules that make up a solid are packed __________ together.
Water, milk and syrup are all _________. Liquids can be __________
__________ and take the shape of the __________ they are in.
Steam, helium and carbon dioxide are all __________. Gases are
Mostly _________. They will fill empty _________. Steam is a
___________. Water is a _________ and ice is a ____________.

Shape gases
Poured spaces
solid container invisible
liquid solid
Held gas tightly liquid
Liquids
 Characteristics
Test II. Directions: list down five (5) characteristics in state of matter.

Solid Liquid Gas

Test III. Direction: draw the molecules for each state of matter.

Solid Liquid Gas

Gas
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Name: Grade: I:
Subject: Date:

Directions: Circle to show if each picture is a solid, liquid, or a gas.

Solid Liquid Gas

air balloon
Solid liquid gas

table
Solid liquid gas

Water
falls Solid liquid gas

chair Solid liquid gas

girl

Solid liquid gas

water
Solid liquid gas

car
Solid liquid gas
air

Solid liquid gas

Orange
juice
Solid liquid gas

House

Solid liquid gas

Direction: draw the molecules for each state of matter.

Solid Liquid Gas

C. look at the objects in each picture. Tell the characteristic of matter that they show.
Then complete the answer in the boxes.

1.

Matter has c

2. Matter has e
3. Matter has h

Matter has m
4.

Matter occupies
5.
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Name: Grade: VI
Subject: Date:

Test I
Directions: Fill in the blanks, choose the word below.

1. There are three states of matter ______________, _______________, and _____________.

2. ____________ have a fixed shape.

3. ____________ take the ____________ of their container and they also have a ___________ top.

4. Some ______________ can __________________ and become ___________________.

5. Liquids _______________ at low temperatures and become _____________________

6. Two states of matter you can see are _______________ and __________________.

7. _____________________ can change their shape by

8. ___________________ don’t have ________________ or ________________

9. Depending on the temperature ________________ can exist in a ___________, ___________

or _____________________________.

10. Even when a ______________ changes shape, the _______________ remains the same.

Word book

Liquid x4 water solidsx4 liquidx2 solidx2 gas x2

Flowing flat gases melt volumex2 freeze shapex2
 Test II
Matter Word Search

Boiling Gas Properties

Celsius Hardness Shape
Characteristics Heating Size
Color Ice Solid
Cooling Liquid Strength
Degrees Matter Texture
Evaporate Measure Volume
Flexibility Melting Water
Freezing Observe Weight

Directions: Find words from the word box in the word search below. The words run right
to left and top to bottom. Have fun!

P R O P P M A T T E R M E L S T
M E A S R Q U T S T F S H A P E
C O S C O L O R F I L I Q U I D
S I Z E P E R T R D E G R E E S
O B E H E V A H E R X W A T E R
L C H A R A C T E R I S T I C S
I O E R T P M M Z B B V E W E T
D O A D I O E E I O I O X E L R
G L T N E R A L N I L L T I S E
S I I E S A S T G L I U U G I N
O N N S R T U I I I T M R H U G
N G G S T E R N C N Y E E T S T
O B S E R V E G E G A S I Z R H
Test III. Changes in Matter
Directions: Use the word blank below to fill in the chart. Write the number that for each word on the correct line.

1. Cold 2. Heat 3. Freezing 4.deposition 5. Condensation

6. Melting 7. Sublimation 8. Evaporation

Add __________________

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Solid Liquid Gas

Add ______________________ ______________________

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Test IV
Direction: Give Six (6) words and its definition. Wrong spelling, WRONG!
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Name: Grade: V
Subject: Date:

Test I Direction: Match the following vocabulary words with the given definitions.

1. _____ Matter a. the amount of matter in an object.

2. _____ Volume b. the type of matter that has definite volume, but no
definite shape.
3. _____ Density c. anything that has mass and takes up space.
4. _____ Gas d. the type of matter that keeps its own shape.
5. _____ Solid e. the amount of space that matter takes up.
6. _____ Liquid f. the type of matter that has no definite volume or shape.
7. _____ Mass g. the measure of the pull of gravity between an object
and earth.
8. _____ Weight h. the amount of matter in a given space.
9. _____ Brittleness i. the ability of an object to float in a fluid.
10._____ Porosity j. the ability of a material to bend without breaking.
11._____ Buoyancy k. the ability to break easily.
12. ____ Elasticity l. the ability to absorb much water.
13. ____ Flexibility m. the ability of a material to be stretched and return
its original shape and size after being stretched.
14. ____ Tenacity n. the ability of a material to be dissolved in a liquid.
15. ____ Solubility o. is the special property of matter that can resist being
pulled apart.

Test II. Direction: Answer briefly and concisely (5 pts. each)

1. What happen when you apply heat to a liquid?

2. What happens when you take away heat from a liquid?

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 3. Draw the molecules for each state of matter. Write a sentence to describe the
molecules movement.

Solid Liquid Gas

Test III. Changes in Matter

Directions: Use the word blank below to fill in the chart. Write the number that for each word on the correct line.

1. Cold 2. Heat 3. Freezing 4.deposition 5. Condensation

6. Melting 7. Sublimation 8. Evaporation

Add __________________

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Solid Liquid Gas

Add ______________________ ______________________

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