REVIEW
CHAPTER 1:
Part A. Multiple Choice (30 questions)
Choose the correct answer.
1. Plants are ______ things.
A. living
B. metal
C. plastic
D. glass
2. Plants need ______ to grow.
A. paper
B. water
C. sand
D. metal
3. Plants use ______ to make food.
A. sunlight
B. rocks
C. toys
D. books
4. Roots grow ______ the soil.
A. above
B. outside
C. under
D. beside
5. Roots help plants ______ water.
A. throw
B. absorb
C. break
D. cut
6. Leaves help plants ______ food.
A. lose
B. break
C. produce
D. hide
7. The ______ supports the plant.
A. root
B. leaf
C. flower
D. stem
8. Plants need ______ to breathe.
A. air
B. plastic
C. paper
D. glass
9. A new plant begins from a ______.
A. rock
B. seed
C. leaf
D. soil
10. Plants grow best with enough ______.
A. darkness
B. ice
C. sunlight
D. plastic
11. The stem carries water to the ______.
A. soil
B. rock
C. leaves
D. sand
12. Which of these is a plant?
A. grass
B. chair
C. table
D. pencil
13. Plants grow in ______.
A. metal
B. plastic
C. soil
D. glass
14. The colorful part of many plants is the ______.
A. root
B. soil
C. leaf
D. flower
15. Plants get water from ______.
A. rain
B. toys
C. books
D. pencils
16. Which part makes food for the plant?
A. roots
B. soil
C. leaves
D. rocks
17. Plants are part of the ______ world.
A. living
B. plastic
C. metal
D. wooden
18. Roots take ______ from the soil.
A. plastic
B. nutrients
C. paper
D. glass
19. Plants need sunlight to ______ food.
A. lose
B. hide
C. produce
D. throw
20. Which plant part grows above the soil?
A. roots
B. root hair
C. soil
D. leaves
21. Plants need water, sunlight, air, and ______.
A. soil
B. metal
C. glass
D. plastic
22. Which is NOT a plant need?
A. water
B. sunlight
C. plastic
D. air
23. A tall plant usually has a strong ______.
A. flower
B. stem
C. leaf
D. seed
24. Leaves are usually ______.
A. blue
B. black
C. green
D. purple
25. Plants use sunlight to make ______.
A. glass
B. plastic
C. food
D. metal
26. A plant without water may become ______.
A. weak
B. stronger
C. faster
D. taller
27. Seeds grow into ______.
A. rocks
B. animals
C. new plants
D. soil
28. Roots help ______ the plant in the soil.
A. throw
B. anchor
C. lift
D. push
29. Plants need air to ______.
A. melt
B. sleep
C. live
D. run
30. The stem connects the roots and the ______.
A. soil
B. rock
C. sand
D. Leaves
Part B. Fill in the Blanks (20 questions)
water roots grow living
sunlight stem absorb healthy
air leaves produce strong
soil flower support green
nutrients seed anchor plant
1. A ______ is a living thing that can grow and make food.
2. Plants need ______ to grow and stay healthy.
3. Plants use ______ from the sun to make food.
4. Most plants grow in the ______.
5. ______ absorb water from the soil.
6. Leaves help plants ______ food.
7. The ______ holds the plant up and carries water.
8. A new plant can grow from a ______.
9. Plants are ______ things.
10. Many leaves are ______ in color.
11. Plants need water to stay ______.
12. Roots help ______ the plant in the soil.
13. Plants take ______ from the soil to grow.
14. Plants need ______ to breathe.
15. The stem helps ______ the plant.
16. Plants ______ when they get enough water and sunlight.
17. A small ______ can grow into a new plant.
18. The ______ is often colorful and beautiful.
19. Roots grow under the ______.
20. Plants use sunlight to ______ food.
Part C. Short Answer (10 questions)
1. What are four things plants need to grow?
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2. Name three parts of a plant.
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3. What do roots do for the plant?
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4. What do leaves do for the plant?
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5. What does the stem do?
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6. Where do most plants grow?
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7. Why do plants need sunlight?
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8. What grows from a seed?
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9. Are plants living or non-living things?
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10. Why are roots important for plants?
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Chapter 2: Animal Groups and Diets
Part A. Multiple Choice (30 questions)
Choose the correct answer.
Animals are ______ things.
A. living
B. plastic
C. metal
D. wooden
Animals need food, water, and ______ to live.
A. air
B. glass
C. paper
D. sand
A mammal is an animal that has ______.
A. fur or hair
B. scales
C. feathers
D. shells
Which animal is a mammal?
A. lion
B. snake
C. fish
D. frog
Reptiles usually have ______.
A. fur
B. feathers
C. scales
D. wings
Which animal is a reptile?
A. snake
B. rabbit
C. dog
D. cow
Birds have ______.
A. scales
B. feathers
C. fur
D. skin only
Birds use their ______ to fly.
A. wings
B. tails
C. legs
D. fins
Fish live in ______.
A. water
B. trees
C. soil
D. air
Fish breathe using ______.
A. lungs
B. gills
C. wings
D. tails
A herbivore eats ______.
A. plants
B. meat
C. rocks
D. insects
Which animal is a herbivore?
A. cow
B. lion
C. tiger
D. wolf
A carnivore eats ______.
A. plants
B. meat
C. leaves
D. fruit
Which animal is a carnivore?
A. lion
B. rabbit
C. deer
D. cow
An omnivore eats ______.
A. only plants
B. only meat
C. plants and meat
D. rocks
Which animal is an omnivore?
A. bear
B. cow
C. rabbit
D. deer
A rabbit mainly eats ______.
A. grass
B. fish
C. meat
D. insects
A lion hunts other ______.
A. plants
B. animals
C. rocks
D. leaves
Animals get energy from ______.
A. food
B. air
C. sunlight
D. soil
Birds build ______ for their eggs.
A. nests
B. caves
C. holes
D. tunnels
A frog is an example of an ______.
A. amphibian
B. reptile
C. mammal
D. fish
Amphibians can live on land and in ______.
A. water
B. trees
C. air
D. soil
A turtle is a ______.
A. reptile
B. mammal
C. bird
D. fish
Animals move to find ______.
A. food
B. rocks
C. sand
D. paper
A cow mainly eats ______.
A. grass
B. fish
C. meat
D. insects
Tigers are strong ______.
A. herbivores
B. carnivores
C. omnivores
D. insects
Which animal has feathers?
A. eagle
B. snake
C. dog
D. frog
Fish move using their ______.
A. fins
B. wings
C. arms
D. claws
Animals need water to ______.
A. live
B. melt
C. break
D. sleep
A bear eats plants and animals, so it is an ______.
A. herbivore
B. carnivore
C. omnivore
D. reptile
Part B. Fill in the Blanks (20 questions)
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animal
mammal
reptile
bird
fish
herbivore
carnivore
omnivore
feathers
scales
fur
gills
fins
wings
nests
plants
meat
water
food
energy
A ______ is a living thing that can move and eat food.
A ______ has fur or hair.
A snake is a ______.
Birds have ______ on their bodies.
Fish breathe using ______.
A cow is a ______ because it eats plants.
A lion is a ______ because it eats meat.
A bear is an ______ because it eats plants and meat.
Fish use ______ to swim.
Birds use ______ to fly.
Birds build ______ for their eggs.
Reptiles usually have ______.
Rabbits eat ______.
Tigers eat ______.
Animals need ______ to drink.
Animals get ______ from food.
A dolphin is a ______.
Fish live in ______.
Animals move to find ______.
Birds have ______ to help them fly.
Part C. Short Answer (10 questions)
What are three things animals need to live?
Name three groups of animals.
What is a herbivore?
What is a carnivore?
What is an omnivore?
Name two animals that eat plants.
Name two animals that eat meat.
Where do fish live?
What do birds use to fly?
Why do animals need food?
Chapter 3: Plants and Animals Together
Part A. Multiple Choice (30 questions)
Choose the correct answer.
A place where plants and animals live is called a ______.
A. habitat
B. forest
C. cave
D. desert
Animals live in habitats where they can find ______.
A. food
B. toys
C. plastic
D. metal
Plants grow in habitats where they get enough ______.
A. sunlight
B. glass
C. paper
D. plastic
A forest is a type of ______.
A. habitat
B. animal
C. plant
D. rock
A desert habitat is usually very ______.
A. dry
B. wet
C. cold
D. dark
Many fish live in a ______ habitat.
A. water
B. desert
C. forest
D. mountain
A food chain shows how ______ moves from one living thing to another.
A. energy
B. water
C. air
D. sand
In a food chain, plants are called ______.
A. producers
B. hunters
C. animals
D. eaters
Animals that eat plants are called ______.
A. producers
B. herbivores
C. carnivores
D. reptiles
Animals that eat other animals are ______.
A. herbivores
B. carnivores
C. producers
D. plants
Which is a simple food chain?
A. grass → rabbit → fox
B. fox → rabbit → grass
C. rabbit → grass → fox
D. fox → grass → rabbit
Rabbits eat ______.
A. plants
B. rocks
C. sand
D. plastic
A fox may eat a ______.
A. rabbit
B. tree
C. flower
D. leaf
Plants use sunlight to make ______.
A. food
B. sand
C. rocks
D. metal
A lion in a food chain is usually a ______.
A. producer
B. carnivore
C. plant
D. seed
Animals depend on plants for ______.
A. food
B. metal
C. glass
D. plastic
Plants depend on animals to help spread ______.
A. seeds
B. rocks
C. sand
D. soil
A habitat must provide food, water, and ______.
A. shelter
B. paper
C. toys
D. glass
Birds build nests for ______.
A. eggs
B. rocks
C. leaves
D. soil
A pond is a ______ habitat.
A. water
B. desert
C. forest
D. mountain
Which animal may live in a forest?
A. deer
B. shark
C. whale
D. dolphin
Cactus plants often grow in the ______.
A. desert
B. ocean
C. pond
D. lake
Animals move to find ______.
A. food
B. plastic
C. metal
D. paper
A frog often lives near ______.
A. water
B. desert
C. sand
D. mountain
Plants are important because they make ______.
A. food
B. rocks
C. glass
D. metal
A rabbit in a food chain is a ______.
A. herbivore
B. producer
C. plant
D. reptile
A fox in a food chain is a ______.
A. carnivore
B. plant
C. producer
D. herbivore
The first living thing in most food chains is a ______.
A. plant
B. lion
C. fox
D. snake
Animals and plants in a habitat form a ______.
A. community
B. building
C. machine
D. object
If plants disappear, many animals will lose their ______.
A. food
B. wings
C. tails
D. feathers
Part B. Fill in the Blanks (20 questions)
Word Box
habitat
forest
desert
pond
water
food
energy
shelter
community
plants
animals
producer
herbivore
carnivore
food chain
grass
rabbit
fox
seeds
sunlight
A ______ is a place where plants and animals live.
A ______ is a habitat with many trees.
A ______ habitat is usually hot and dry.
A small water habitat is called a ______.
Animals need ______ to drink.
Plants use ______ to make food.
A ______ shows how energy moves between living things.
Plants are called ______ in a food chain.
A rabbit is a ______ because it eats plants.
A fox is a ______ because it eats animals.
Grass is often the first part of a ______.
Animals need ______ to hide and stay safe.
A group of plants and animals living together is a ______.
Rabbits eat ______.
Foxes may eat ______.
Plants make ______ for animals.
Animals help spread plant ______.
A pond has ______ and animals living in it.
Plants and animals depend on each ______.
Energy in a food chain often begins with the ______.
Part C. Short Answer (10 questions)
What is a habitat?
Name two different habitats.
What is a food chain?
Why are plants important in a food chain?
What does a herbivore eat?
What does a carnivore eat?
Name one animal that lives in water.
Name one animal that lives in a forest.
Why do animals need shelter?
What may happen if plants disappear from a habitat?
CHAPTER 4 REVIEW – WEATHER
Part A: Multiple Choice (30 câu)
Weather tells us about the ______ outside.
A. food
B. air and sky
C. animals
D. books
Which is a type of weather?
A. rain
B. desk
C. pencil
D. bag
The ______ shines during the day.
A. moon
B. sun
C. star
D. cloud
The sun makes Earth feel ______.
A. cold
B. warm
C. dark
D. wet
Water falling from clouds is ______.
A. wind
B. rain
C. fog
D. smoke
Moving air is called ______.
A. wind
B. rain
C. cloud
D. sun
Clouds are in the ______.
A. soil
B. sky
C. water
D. land
A tool used to measure temperature is a ______.
A. ruler
B. thermometer
C. clock
D. scale
Temperature tells us how ______ or cold something is.
A. big
B. hot
C. long
D. heavy
When temperature is high, the weather is ______.
A. hot
B. cold
C. dark
D. windy
When temperature is low, the weather is ______.
A. warm
B. hot
C. cold
D. bright
The sun warms the ______.
A. land
B. air
C. water
D. all of these
We can ______ the weather by looking outside.
A. observe
B. eat
C. plant
D. jump
When we guess tomorrow’s weather, we ______ it.
A. measure
B. predict
C. clean
D. draw
Which weather can make the ground wet?
A. wind
B. rain
C. sun
D. cloud
On a sunny day, the sky is usually ______.
A. dark
B. blue
C. brown
D. black
Strong wind can move ______.
A. clouds
B. mountains
C. desks
D. books
We see ______ floating in the sky.
A. clouds
B. rocks
C. leaves
D. soil
Weather can ______ every day.
A. change
B. stop
C. break
D. sleep
A thermometer helps us know the ______.
A. wind
B. rain
C. temperature
D. cloud
When the sun shines strongly, the day feels ______.
A. colder
B. warmer
C. darker
D. wetter
Clouds are made of tiny ______.
A. rocks
B. water drops
C. sand
D. leaves
Rain comes from ______.
A. trees
B. clouds
C. rivers
D. soil
We wear a jacket when it is ______.
A. hot
B. warm
C. cold
D. sunny
Weather helps us decide what ______ to wear.
A. clothes
B. food
C. toys
D. books
Scientists use tools to ______ weather.
A. observe
B. paint
C. build
D. plant
The sun gives Earth ______.
A. heat
B. paper
C. rocks
D. sand
When clouds are dark and heavy, it may ______.
A. snow
B. rain
C. shine
D. stop
A very windy day has strong ______.
A. rain
B. clouds
C. air movement
D. sunshine
Weather includes sun, wind, clouds, and ______.
A. rain
B. rocks
C. soil
D. roots
Part B: Fill in the Blanks (20 câu)
Word Box
weather
sun
rain
wind
clouds
temperature
thermometer
observe
predict
warm
sky
water
drops
change
hot
cold
today
outside
tools
measure
The ______ shines during the day.
______ fall from clouds.
Moving air is called ______.
______ float in the sky.
The sun makes Earth ______.
______ tells how hot or cold it is.
A ______ measures temperature.
We can ______ the weather by looking outside.
We ______ tomorrow’s weather.
______ changes every day.
Clouds are in the ______.
Clouds are made of tiny water ______.
Weather happens ______.
Scientists use ______ to study weather.
A hot day has high ______.
A cold day has low ______.
Rain is made of ______.
The weather can ______ during the day.
We check the weather ______.
Tools help us ______ weather.
Part C: Short Answer (10 câu)
What is weather?
Name three types of weather.
What does the sun do for Earth?
What tool measures temperature?
What are clouds made of?
What is wind?
Why do we observe weather?
What happens when clouds are full of water?
What does temperature tell us?
Why do people check the weather?
CHAPTER 5 REVIEW – SEASONS
Part A: Multiple Choice (30 câu)
There are ______ seasons in a year.
A. two
B. three
C. four
D. five
Which is a season?
A. winter
B. cloud
C. river
D. star
Winter is usually ______.
A. hot
B. cold
C. windy
D. bright
People wear ______ in winter.
A. coats
B. swimsuits
C. sandals
D. shorts
Snow often falls in ______.
A. winter
B. summer
C. spring
D. fall
Spring comes after ______.
A. winter
B. summer
C. fall
D. night
In spring, many plants begin to ______.
A. sleep
B. grow
C. disappear
D. freeze
Flowers often bloom in ______.
A. winter
B. spring
C. fall
D. night
Summer is usually ______.
A. cold
B. cool
C. hot
D. dark
People like to ______ in summer.
A. ski
B. swim
C. shovel snow
D. build snowmen
Fall comes after ______.
A. spring
B. winter
C. summer
D. night
Leaves change color in ______.
A. fall
B. summer
C. winter
D. spring
Leaves fall from trees in ______.
A. spring
B. winter
C. fall
D. summer
In summer we wear ______ clothes.
A. warm
B. heavy
C. light
D. thick
Which season is usually the coldest?
A. spring
B. winter
C. fall
D. summer
Which season is usually the hottest?
A. winter
B. fall
C. summer
D. spring
Plants grow a lot during ______.
A. spring
B. winter
C. fall
D. night
Which season has snow?
A. winter
B. summer
C. spring
D. fall
Farmers often plant crops in ______.
A. spring
B. winter
C. fall
D. night
Children may build a snowman in ______.
A. summer
B. winter
C. spring
D. fall
Trees lose many leaves in ______.
A. fall
B. summer
C. winter
D. spring
In summer the sun feels very ______.
A. cold
B. cool
C. hot
D. weak
Spring weather is often ______.
A. freezing
B. warm
C. snowy
D. icy
Which season comes before summer?
A. spring
B. fall
C. winter
D. night
Which season comes after fall?
A. winter
B. summer
C. spring
D. day
The four seasons happen every ______.
A. day
B. week
C. year
D. hour
In winter we may see ______ on the ground.
A. sand
B. snow
C. flowers
D. leaves
In spring we may see many ______.
A. flowers
B. snowmen
C. icicles
D. coats
Summer is good for ______ in the water.
A. swimming
B. skating
C. skiing
D. shoveling
Fall is also called ______.
A. autumn
B. winter
C. spring
D. storm
Part B: Fill in the Blanks (20 câu)
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winter
spring
summer
fall
cold
hot
snow
flowers
leaves
year
grow
change
color
warm
swim
coat
season
four
plants
trees
There are ______ seasons in a year.
Winter is usually very ______.
Snow often falls in ______.
Spring comes after ______.
Many ______ bloom in spring.
Plants begin to ______ in spring.
Summer is usually very ______.
People like to ______ in summer.
Fall comes after ______.
Leaves ______ color in fall.
Many ______ fall from trees in fall.
People wear a ______ in winter.
Spring weather becomes ______.
A ______ repeats every year.
Trees grow new leaves in ______.
Summer days feel very ______.
______ fall from trees in autumn.
Snow covers the ground in ______.
Plants need sun to ______.
The seasons repeat every ______.
Part C: Short Answer (10 câu)
How many seasons are there in a year?
Name the four seasons.
Which season is the coldest?
Which season is the hottest?
What happens to leaves in fall?
What do plants do in spring?
What weather happens in winter?
What do people like to do in summer?
What clothes do people wear in winter?
Why do seasons change every year?
CHAPTER 6 – MATTER REVIEW
PART A – Multiple Choice (30 câu)
Everything around us that has mass and takes up space is called ______.
A. energy
B. matter
C. sunlight
D. heat
Matter takes up ______.
A. sound
B. light
C. space
D. air
Characteristics that describe matter are called ______.
A. stories
B. properties
C. pictures
D. numbers
Which of the following is a property of matter?
A. color
B. size
C. shape
D. all of these
Matter exists mainly in ______ states.
A. two
B. three
C. four
D. five
Solid, liquid, and gas are ______ of matter.
A. states
B. materials
C. colors
D. sizes
A solid has a definite ______.
A. shape
B. sound
C. temperature
D. smell
Which is an example of a solid?
A. milk
B. rock
C. air
D. steam
Liquids do not have a fixed ______.
A. shape
B. mass
C. color
D. smell
Liquids take the shape of their ______.
A. material
B. container
C. color
D. size
Which of these is a liquid?
A. juice
B. wood
C. glass
D. rock
Liquids can easily ______.
A. freeze
B. flow
C. jump
D. break
A gas can ______ to fill the available space.
A. freeze
B. expand
C. melt
D. fall
Which of the following is a gas?
A. air
B. ice
C. rock
D. sand
Steam from hot water is a ______.
A. solid
B. liquid
C. gas
D. crystal
Ice is the ______ form of water.
A. gas
B. liquid
C. solid
D. vapor
Gas spreads out to fill the ______ around it.
A. light
B. space
C. color
D. sound
A balloon grows bigger because gas ______ inside it.
A. freezes
B. expands
C. melts
D. sinks
The amount of matter in an object is called ______.
A. mass
B. color
C. size
D. length
Which tool measures mass?
A. ruler
B. thermometer
C. balance
D. clock
Which object has the greatest mass?
A. feather
B. rock
C. leaf
D. paper
Liquids change shape depending on their ______.
A. container
B. temperature
C. color
D. sound
Gas has no fixed shape or ______.
A. color
B. size
C. volume
D. smell
Which is NOT matter?
A. rock
B. air
C. light
D. water
Milk, oil, and juice are examples of ______.
A. solids
B. liquids
C. gases
D. crystals
A chair, desk, and book are examples of ______.
A. liquids
B. gases
C. solids
D. vapors
Gas particles move freely and ______ to fill space.
A. freeze
B. expand
C. melt
D. break
Which state of matter keeps its own shape?
A. liquid
B. gas
C. solid
D. vapor
Liquids have definite ______ but not definite shape.
A. volume
B. color
C. smell
D. sound
Which statement about gases is TRUE?
A. They have fixed shape.
B. They expand to fill space.
C. They cannot move.
D. They are always cold.
PART B – Fill in the Blanks (20 câu)
Word Box
matter
properties
solid
liquid
gas
space
shape
container
flow
expand
mass
balance
water
air
ice
color
size
volume
object
particles
Everything around us is made of ______.
Matter takes up ______.
Color and size are ______ of matter.
A ______ has its own shape.
A ______ takes the shape of its container.
Water is a ______.
Air is a ______.
Liquids can ______ easily.
Gas can ______ to fill space.
Ice is solid ______.
Mass tells how much ______ an object has.
A ______ measures mass.
Gas spreads through the ______ around it.
Liquids change ______ when poured.
Matter has properties like color and ______.
A rock is an example of a solid ______.
Gas particles move freely and ______ outward.
Air inside a balloon is a ______.
Liquids have definite ______ but not definite shape.
Matter is anything that has mass and takes up ______.
PART C – Short Answer (10 câu)
What is matter?
Name the three states of matter.
What property helps describe matter?
Why do solids keep their shape?
Why do liquids take the shape of a container?
Why can gases fill an entire container?
Give two examples of solids.
Give two examples of liquids.
Give one example of a gas.
What tool is used to measure mass?
PART A – Multiple Choice (30 câu)
A change from solid to liquid is called ______.
A. freezing
B. melting
C. cooling
D. breaking
Ice changes into water when it ______.
A. melts
B. freezes
C. expands
D. breaks
When water becomes ice, it is called ______.
A. melting
B. freezing
C. heating
D. mixing
Heat can cause matter to ______.
A. melt
B. freeze
C. disappear
D. stop
Cooling can cause a liquid to ______.
A. melt
B. freeze
C. flow
D. expand
When ice melts, it becomes ______.
A. steam
B. water
C. rock
D. air
Heating water can change it into ______.
A. ice
B. gas
C. sand
D. metal
Steam is an example of ______.
A. solid
B. liquid
C. gas
D. crystal
When matter changes state, it is called a ______.
A. physical change
B. weather change
C. color change
D. sound change
Melting happens when a substance gets ______.
A. colder
B. hotter
C. smaller
D. darker
Freezing happens when a substance gets ______.
A. warmer
B. colder
C. brighter
D. larger
Which process turns liquid water into gas?
A. freezing
B. melting
C. heating
D. breaking
Which state of matter forms when steam cools?
A. liquid
B. gas
C. solid
D. crystal
Ice melting into water is a ______ change.
A. chemical
B. physical
C. permanent
D. color
Which of the following can cause melting?
A. heat
B. cold
C. wind
D. gravity
Water turning into ice is an example of ______.
A. freezing
B. melting
C. heating
D. expanding
Steam forming from boiling water is a change from ______.
A. solid to gas
B. liquid to gas
C. gas to liquid
D. solid to liquid
When matter cools, particles move ______.
A. faster
B. slower
C. brighter
D. louder
When matter heats up, particles move ______.
A. slower
B. faster
C. smaller
D. darker
Which of these can melt?
A. ice
B. rock
C. air
D. light
A frozen lake becomes liquid water when the temperature ______.
A. drops
B. rises
C. disappears
D. stops
Matter can change from one ______ to another.
A. property
B. state
C. color
D. sound
Heating chocolate can make it ______.
A. freeze
B. melt
C. break
D. shrink
Freezing juice turns it into a ______.
A. liquid
B. solid
C. gas
D. vapor
Which change is caused by cooling?
A. melting
B. freezing
C. boiling
D. heating
Steam cooling into water is called ______.
A. freezing
B. condensation
C. melting
D. expansion
Matter can change state because of ______.
A. heat
B. cold
C. temperature changes
D. all of these
Which state forms when liquid freezes?
A. gas
B. solid
C. vapor
D. steam
Melting ice changes ______.
A. solid to liquid
B. liquid to gas
C. gas to solid
D. liquid to solid
Freezing changes ______.
A. liquid to solid
B. solid to gas
C. gas to liquid
D. solid to liquid
PART B – Fill in the Blanks (20 câu)
Word Box
melting
freezing
heating
cooling
solid
liquid
gas
water
ice
steam
temperature
change
particles
heat
cold
state
energy
condensation
faster
slower
A change from solid to liquid is called ______.
Water becomes ice during ______.
Ice becomes water during ______.
Heating adds ______ to matter.
Cooling removes ______ from matter.
Steam is a ______.
Ice is a ______.
Water is a ______.
Matter can change its ______.
Temperature changes cause matter to ______.
When matter heats up, particles move ______.
When matter cools, particles move ______.
Steam cooling into water is called ______.
Ice melts when ______ is added.
Water freezes when it gets very ______.
A change in matter is called a physical ______.
Melting happens at a certain ______.
Freezing turns liquid into ______.
Steam forms when water is ______.
Matter can change from one ______ to another.
PART C – Short Answer (10 câu)
What is melting?
What is freezing?
What happens when ice melts?
What happens when water freezes?
What causes matter to change state?
Give one example of melting.
Give one example of freezing.
What state of matter is steam?
Why do particles move faster when heated?
Why do particles move slower when cooled?