Name: Trisha Joanne S. Galang Date: Oct.

1, 2021

MATTER WORKSHEET

Put the following materials and objects into the column of their natural state of matter. (30pts)

Rock Rope Rain

Pepsi Tomato juice Crayola
Carbon Dioxide Football Spoon
Blood Vacuum cleaner Beer
Bad breath Milk Brick
Smell of popcorn Hydrogen Wire
Air Steam Sweat
Nitrogen Chicken Oxygen
Water Sand Smoke
Alcohol Spit Car exhaust

SOLID LIQUID GAS

ROCK PEPSI CARBON DIOXIDE
ROPE BLOOD BAD BREATH
FOOTBALL WATER SMELL OF POPCORN
VACUUM CLEANER ALCOHOL AIR
CHICKEN TOMATO JUICE NITROGEN
SAND MILK HYDROGEN
CRAYOLA SPIT STEAM
SPOON RAIN OXYGEN
BRICK BEER SMOKE
WIRE SWEAT CAR EXHAUST

Answer the questions to complete the crossword puzzle. (15pts)

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3. state of matter particles moving the fastest 1. mixture where particles are large enough to settle out
5. substance made up two or more different elements bonded 2. measure of amount of solute dissolved in a solvent
together 4. in a solution, the substance that dissolves in the solvent
6. element we breathe in to survive 7. state of matter definite volume and particles can flow
9. substances that are not chemically combined 8. state of matter where particles are packed tight but vibrate
11. in solution, the substance in which the solute dissolves 10. able to dissolve
12. homogeneous mixture of two or more substances 13. unable to dissolve
uniformly dispersed
14. ability of one substance to dissolve in another
15. cannot be separated into simpler substance by physical or
chemical means

Match each Term on the left with the best Descriptor on the right. Each Descriptor may be used only once.
Choose the correct letter. (12pts)
 Term Descriptor

C. Mass A. Anything that has mass and volume

D. Solid B. Amount of space an object takes up

E. Gas C. Amount of matter in an object

A. Matter
D. E. F.
F. Liquid

B. Volume

Use your knowledge to explain the following statements: (3pts each)

(a) Solids have a definite shape because the particles were tightly packed together and they can not move freely
so they create small vibrations. This causes the solids to have a definite shape.

(b) Liquids and gases flow because the molecules are separated by large gaps. They have greater gaps or
intermolecular spaces. Intermolecular attractions are minimal due to the enormous intermolecular forces,
allowing liquids and gases to flow.

(c) Ice cubes form in the freezer because they Are lowering the temperature, and hence the movement, to the point
where they'll just vibrate in place.

(d) Ice cream melts quickly on a hot day because it absorbs the heat that is transferred through conduction. As a
result of the increased energy, it causes the atom to vibrate, resulting in the transformation of a solid into a
liquid.

(e) Gases do not have a definite shape because gases' molecules are loosely packed and have extensive
intermolecular gaps, they do not have a definite shape or volume. As a result, they move around. Because the
force of attraction between molecules is so weak, gases can take on any shape or volume.