Unit-3 Changing materials

1. What is matter made up of?

2. What is a material?

3. Give an example of a solid, liquid, and gas.

4. What happens when you heat or cool a material?

5. How can you change the shape of a material?

6. Can you name some materials that are waterproof?

7. How can you make a solid material into a liquid?

8. What do you call a material that can be easily shaped or molded?

9. Can you think of a material that can change its size when heated?

10. Why is it important to recycle materials?

Why do we use marble for building?

1. Marble is a strong and durable material that can last a long time.

2. Marble has a smooth and shiny surface, making it look attractive in buildings.

3. Marble comes in different colors and patterns, so it can be used for decorative purposes.

4. Marble is easy to carve and shape, allowing for intricate designs to be made.

5. Marble is a natural material, making it an environmentally-friendly choice for building materials.

6. Marble is heat-resistant and can withstand high temperatures, making it a suitable material for
fireplaces and kitchen countertops.

7. Marble is easy to clean and maintain, making it a practical choice for buildings.

8. Using marble in buildings can add a touch of luxury and elegance to the overall design.
What natural materials used to make each of the things wooden table, rock wall, table salt,cotton t-shirt,
woollen jumper?

1. Wooden table: Wood, obtained from trees, is the natural material used to make a wooden table.
2. Rock wall: Rocks and stones are the natural materials used to build a rock wall.
3. Table salt: Sodium chloride, which is extracted from salt mines or seawater, is the natural material used
to make table salt.
4. Cotton t-shirt: Cotton, obtained from the cotton plant, is the natural material used to make a cotton t-
shirt.
5. Woollen jumper: Wool, obtained from shearing sheep's fleece, is the natural material used to make a
woollen jumper.