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Jan '25 Science Test

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The _______ is the temperature at which a liquid rapidly changes into a gas. Boiling point
The _______ is the temperature at which a liquid changes into a solid. Freezing point
A _______ graph shows how things change over time. Circle
A _______ graph compares different amounts. Bar
Property: _______ A way to describe or sort matter
Energy: _______ The ability to do work
Atoms: _______ A particle that makes up a molecule
States: _______ Solids, liquids, and gases are different states of matter
Which object would have greater density: Soccer ball vs. Bowling Ball Bowling ball
Which of these objects would have greater volume: Gallon jug or coke can.
Matter is a physical substance that has weight and takes up _______. Space
A hypothesis is an _______. Guess
An object’s _______ is an example of a physical property. Weight
In a _______ there has been no physical change in matter. Mixture
A scientific conclusion is based on _______. Evidence
An atom is _______ than a molecule. Smaller
_______ is the amount of space matter takes up. Volume
_______ is a collection of facts. Data
The molecules of a solid are _______ dense than that of a liquid. More
Air _______ an example of matter. Is
Water _______ when it freezes. Expands
Observing is looking at something _______. Carefully
Gaseous Matter that can fill a space but escapes easily.
Liquid Cannot hold their shape but can fill a container.
Molecules A tiny particle which makes up matter
Physical properties can be observed and measured.
Solid Matter that can keep its shape.
Solute The part of a solution that is dissolved
Solvent The part of a solution that dissolves another substance
Part of an experiment measured to test the results is called _______ variables Dependent
The parts of an experiment that stay the same are called _______ variables. Controlled
The _______ is the temperature at which a solid changes into a liquid. Melting point
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