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Science Solid&liquid

The document contains a series of questions related to the properties and behaviors of solids and liquids, aimed at Year 4 science students. It covers topics such as melting and boiling points, changes of state, and the particle model of matter. The questions require students to identify correct statements, match processes to descriptions, and explain observations in experiments involving temperature changes and state changes.

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Science Solid&liquid

The document contains a series of questions related to the properties and behaviors of solids and liquids, aimed at Year 4 science students. It covers topics such as melting and boiling points, changes of state, and the particle model of matter. The questions require students to identify correct statements, match processes to descriptions, and explain observations in experiments involving temperature changes and state changes.

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Chay 2 Which change takes place when the wax melts? \ 2 =) ges |= ——> liquid » -) liquid —+ gas ro SS liquid ——> solid » 1 3 (1) » which change takes place? » 3 > solid ——+ liquid i 123 [De Karim Rashed > @®[Link] @KR-Team @ dr-karimrashad Science Year 4 Classified 7. Solids & liquids ee Question {3} 4 Tony has a fizzy drink with ice in it. (b) What will happen to the ice cubes if Tony leaves his drink in a warm room? (c) What will happen to the drink if Tony leaves it in a freezer? The drink will turn into a {1 Question {4} ; 4 The scale shows the temperatura at which some foods melt. a8. (b) What is the melting point of chocolate? (c) The temperature in the kitchen is 20 °C. ‘The temperature inside a fridge Is 5 °C. Mark these temperatures on the diagram. Which food needs to be kept in the fridge to stop It from melting? 124 @arkerimrashad @KR-Team @orKarimRasnad Fema 2208292420222 8320228BS AAD A AS BA @ @ BOQ A: SSebKESSSSSSEUIGEYT VOUS C CCE [remasnes egg Seen var dctassted Question {5} 8 Here is a cross section of a lake in winter. (b) What part of the lake is solid? {c) What is the temperature of the 128 @[Link] @KR-Team @ dr-karimrashad [Dain raste ‘Science Year 4 Classified 4 solids & liquid: —————— Question {6} 7 Peter and Lisa investigate jelly cubes. ‘They put jelly cubes into three different beakers of water. ‘The water is at different temperatures. Bond ——}-— warmiwater BS vane | hot water HB — vate (a) Complete the sentence. The jelly cube Which dissolves fastest is in Y ‘and Lisa put the beaker in a very cold place. ay What happens to the jelly solution? 126 @drkarimrashad @KR-Team @0r KerimRashad Seman | ee eoangn a CRESFERTEAIERARC*KARA*ARAAAARKRAARAAAAA ee ee SVBESOSSSHSSEVIBYDYDVoOWUYEDY" Solids & liquids > Science Year 4 Classified = _____ Question {7} 46 Anice cube is taken out of a freezer and put on a plate in the kitchen. ‘These statements are about melting ice. Decide if each statement is true or false. Tick (v) the correct box beside each statement. The ice will not melt until it reaches room temperature. The ice wili warm up until it gets to 0°C. The temperature of the melting ice remains until it has all melted. te] Question {8} 6 Solid, iquid and gas are the three states of matter. @ Here is a fable showing the states of matter of different substances at different temperatures. (b) Ice becomes liquid water when it melts. GD What is the melting point of ice? at t) (c) When liquid wax is cooled down it changes into a solid. Name this process. 427 ae @rKarimRashad @KR-Team @)dr-karimrashad Ce ey Question {9} 10 Pierre uses a candle to heat a beaker of water. Here is a diagram of his experiment. ‘thermometer |-— beaker 30cm? of water candle (a) The diagram shows the thermometer after 10 minutes. What is the temperature of the water after 10 minutes? *c 1 (b) Abthe start the temperature of the water was 20°C. What is the temperature increase? °c (1) (d) Pierre sees some liquid wax at the top of the candle, What process has happened to the solid wax? 128 © drkarimrashad @KR-Team @or KarimRashod SX Pammtae | Prprrerert Fe 2aeeeeeanea a @ eh @ 6 eee & 2&2 & & A GO A BD ®@ BSHESSSFSEFESSESTU’ESIUsTsIIvuvysvvvevow' ——— Question {10} 3 Stearic acid is a white solid at room temperature. Carlos heats some stearic acid until it becomes a liquid. (a) What is the name of the process when a solid becomes a liquid? (b) Carlos lets the stearic acid cool down. It changes back into a solid, What is the name of this process? Question {11} 2. Angelique heats some ice cubes in a beaker. Complete the sentences. (a) When the ice cubes are heated they aw and make liquid water. > tt) (b) When liquid water is repeal the temperature of the water 7 10] 129 [Link] @KR-Team (@)[Link] DrKarimRashad > Scien Question {12} 10 Mercury is used in some thermometers. Look at the diagram of part of a mercury thermometer at room temperature, 35 (@) What is the room temperature? Give the correct unit. [2] {b) What happens to the volume 6f mercury when its temperature is increased? {1 {c) Mercury metal flows easily at room temperature. (A) Asample of mercury is cooled down to a very low temperature. ‘The mercury no longer flows. Explain why. 130 @adr-karimrashad @KR-Team (@)[Link] @aeanaeeeeaeneoaaaas &@ @ @ @ & @@-@6@600608086068084080 8 & Ww SSEEEEELVUVUEVUUULUUUUULULU iY & liquids Question {13} 9 Draw a line to match each word to its correct description word description . glass is used to make material windows particle substance (1 Question {14} 14 Mia draws two particle models. » & Circle thy cies answer. IN) change from a mixture to one substance change from liquid to solid change from one substance to a mixture change from solid to liquid (a 1341 [Link] @KR-Team @ dr-karimrashad ————__——4 Question {15} 3. Safia draws a model to show the particles in a solid (a) This solid melts Draw a model to show the particles in this liquid. a] (b) Which statement about particles is correct? Circle the correct answer. particles do not move particles move in’a solid and in a liquid &, > particles only move in a liquid particles only move in a solid CF (1) (6) Solids and liquids have! properties. Tick a the comet box to show if each statement is true or false. < “statement true false solids have a fixed shape liquids have a fixed shape solids can be compressed liquids can be compressed 1 432 @dr-karimrashad @KR-Team On Z£@Oe eS e@eQGQaaaeaaeaeaeGaagagaGg ad @ EBA eee BO @& SSHSSSSSSSSYUUBUUTULOUULELELVOOEEC CE [y sotas tigate ak Selene Yor 4 st pa Se esate (d) Some solids behave like liquids 133 @[Link] @KR-Team @ [Link] [a orrorim Resto ‘Science Year 4 Classified cd 7. Solids & liquids ——————r Question {16} 4 Look at the information about the melting point and boiling point of some substances substance —_| melting point in °C | boiling point in °C 10 100 B 1050 2400 c 950 2100 fy D 0 105 E 55 f F 10 (a) Which substance has the same boiling point asv Choose from the table. (1) (b) Which substance has the same melting point as water? Choose from the table. (1) we (c) What is ty freezitig point of substance E? : e 0 (d) The temperature in a classroom is 25°C. The substances in the table are stored in the classroom. Which three substances are liquids in the classroom? CS orkarim Rastos | 134 @dr-karimrashad @KR-Team @)[Link]! @8 Be e4eeeo1enaeaaeaenaeaaeaeaGeaeaaeage @ @@42@2642428080886@8 @ @ » S ‘9 » » ° 3 s 2 9 2 2 9 Pi cbs bd SSSDDUDUBUUY Question {17} 2 Drawa line to match each process to its correct description. process description change of when a solid turns into a liquid or state when a liquid turns into a solid ir when the particles get further freeng and move over each, AS | oY when fate get closer meking togeter and ‘a regular pattern Ss 135 @[Link] @KR-Team t) [Link] Question {18} 6 Mia has four different materials. Gas glass marble chalk powder copper pipe wood cul {a) White down one thing about the arrangement of particles in all thesefnat Is, (b) Write down one thing about the movement of particles’in all materials. _. (iy tA (c) Which one of these materials can be viata ier Circle the correct answer. we glass marble chalk p POW copper pipe wood cube ay "] 136 @dr-karimrashad @KR-Team @orxarimrashad eI PFPA RGeaQAaaaaeheaee | SSHSSSSSSSSYEGTVGTTVOUOULELSUVEse CCC [cones agus Question {19} 8 The particle model is used to explain the properties of solids and liquids Complete the table. solid liquid closeness of particles close a arrangement of particles nd a | a o movement of particles move by vibrating <> Lo tne a diagram iN v % “ 8 137 [==> @®[Link] @KR-Team @) [Link] ‘Science Year 4 Classified S67, Solids & liquids <4 Question {20} 6 A glass of water and ice cubes is left in a warm room. & a {a) Complete the sentences. km a3 When ice cubes are left in a warm room the ice eeeagyton a. e é statetoa 138 @drkarimrashad @KR-Team @orKerimRashad eee | 2202842928288 2828088 2G G&G O@ O'S" S=O@ BO OO OB O@ @ @ © ® © @ @ & wesc Cede www Sob bbdSSEESUEUUUGTU 7. Solids & liquid: > Scien ——— Question {21} 3 The particle model is used to explain the properties of solids and liquids. (a) Draw a line from each property to its correct explanation. property explanation particles move around liquids take the shape of in all directions the container they are in Particles are close together liquids and solids cannot be squashed solids have a fixed shape 8 iron magnet . plastic spoon grains of sugar wooden ruler 0) 139 TID? @or-karimRashad @KR-Team @[Link] ‘Science Year 4 Cl ied Question {22} 2 Look at the picture of ice covering a lake. (b) When the water in the [aks freezes it changes state. Circle the process at. Jc dRécrbes this change. physical chemical dissolving Irreversible a) 140 @drkarimrashad @KR-Team @or kerimRasnad Eee) SS » Question {23} %» 5 This question is about the particle model. « Tick (v7) to show if these sentences are true or false @ true false 3 Particles in a solid do not move. 3s Particles in a liquid move randomly > Particles in a solid are held in a fixed arrangement. Particles in a solid are closer together than particles i obs 2 Oy 2) 3 > » @ =» SN = =) 144 (@®[Link] @KR-Team (@ [Link] [ brrarim restos Sod dodo. SBBOUE Question (24) 7 Look at the liquid being poured into a glass. Explain why Use ideas about the particle model. (b) Which 6f these solids pour like a liquid? Ciféle all the correct answers baking powder Iron nail sand grains wood cube a) 142 @drkarimrashad @kR-Team Por Karimnashad Fema | *@eeaoeoeeeenee7 eae? eaeenaannh @@ G2 e& SVT TSS EGY DUYY GY VOHDYVEWDEDDOVUSCEUY Question {25} 4 Mia has a frozen ice lolly. She leaves the ice lolly in a warm room. The picture shows the ice lolly at the start and after five minutes. frozen ice _ lolly at start 1 (b) The frozen ice lolly is a solid at the start. Gree @ the sentences to explain why the solid ice lolly in the warm room Bari The warm room __ the solid ice lolly. The solid ice lolly changes state to become a (c) Change of state is a type of process. Circle the name of this process. chemical material physical substance m1 143 Se @[Link] @@KR-Team @ drkarimrashad [“Seence Yearaciassited 37, Sots & nauias —— Question (26) 7 (a) Class 4 have a quiz about solids and liquids. ‘Their teacher gives them five sentences. Tick (¥) to show if each sentence is true or false. solids and liquids quiz e true false 2. The particles in solids move faster than the particles in liquids true false Ee ,@ ¢ (Te, 3. Liquids change their shape because thé)parli¢les move around. yy 4, Solids are easily compressedibecalse their particles are close together. ao 5. Liquids have a fixed volume because their particles are held close together. Ra” false (2) “ y {b) Some Solids behave like liquids. Circle one solid that behaves like a liquid. we 5 eet G cotton plastic (1) 144 (@drkarimrashad @KR-Team @[Link] eee | maenneneneaeeeoeeee@eeeaeea ea Es a. c | rect anquas Selence Year 4 Classified ———————————————— Question (27) 2 (a) The diagram shows the patticles in a substance when it changes state. ING HOY Draw straight line from each labelled part to the conse geseription. labelled part {particles in a liquid particles in a solid solidification (2) (b) Describeshow the movement of particles in a liquid is different to the eS VIII III POV CoO Coed nent, of particles in a solid. 145 @[Link] @KR-Team (@[Link] [a errarinnases > swHRUVVIU

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