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Understanding Mass in Gases

1. This document appears to be a quiz or test covering concepts of matter, properties of materials, and metric units of measurement. It contains 21 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of states of matter, physical properties, units of length, volume, mass, and the differences between solids, liquids, and gases. 2. The questions cover topics such as identifying physical properties by touch, states of matter, metric conversions, and the distinguishing characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases. 3. The document provides a quiz that tests fundamental concepts in physics including the three states of matter and their distinguishing properties.

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Understanding Mass in Gases

1. This document appears to be a quiz or test covering concepts of matter, properties of materials, and metric units of measurement. It contains 21 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of states of matter, physical properties, units of length, volume, mass, and the differences between solids, liquids, and gases. 2. The questions cover topics such as identifying physical properties by touch, states of matter, metric conversions, and the distinguishing characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases. 3. The document provides a quiz that tests fundamental concepts in physics including the three states of matter and their distinguishing properties.

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Johnston Arcade Rm. #25, Nunez St., Brgy.

San Isidro,
General Santos City, 9500

Name: ____________________________ Grade: ______________ Date: ___________


b) Slime d. sneeze
1. If you touch a cotton and find it soft, what
are you trying to identify? 9. It is anything that takes up space and has
a) Its loudness c. its texture mass.
b) Its hardness d. nothing a) Liquid c. matter
b) Solid d. gas
2. What is the metric unit for length?
a) Gram c. meter 10. What property of flowers makes it a solid?
b) liter d. horsepower a) It smells good.
b) It occupies 25 square centimeters of the
3. How different are liquids from gas? garden.
a) Liquids don’t have mass wile gas have. c) Bees go to it to drink.
b) Liquids have lesser particles than gas. d) None of the above
c) Liquids occupies space while gas do not.
d) None of the above 11. Among the objects listed below, which is a
gas?
4. What happens to water when it reaches 100 a) Pants c. ice cubes
degrees Celsius? b) Slime d. fart
a) It will boil and the condense
b) It will freeze and disappear. 12. Why do a tennis ball and basketball have
c) It will boil and evaporates. different sounds when bounced?
d) Nothing. a) Because they don’t have the same
appearance.
5. What statement is true among the choices? b) Because they were not made of metal.
a) The properties of an abject depends on its c) Because they were not made of the same
looks. material.
b) The properties of an object depends on the d) All of the above
materials it’s made from.
c) The properties of an object depends on 13. It is the amount of space that an object takes
how hard or soft it is. up. What is it?
d) The properties of an object never had a) length c. mass
properties. b) volume d. particles

6. What is 200 cm in km? 14. What is the metric unit for volume?
a) 2 km c. 0.2 km a) Gram c. meter
b) 0.02 km d. 0.002 km b) liter d. Celsius

7. It is the amount of matter in an object. What 15. How different are liquids from solids?
is it? a) Liquids don’t have mass wile solids have.
a) length c. mass b) Liquids have lesser particles than solids.
b) volume d. particles c) Liquids occupies space while solids do not.
d) Liquids are not packed tightly together
8. Among the objects listed below, which is a while solids are.
liquid?
a) Pants c. ice cubes
Johnston Arcade Rm. #25, Nunez St., Brgy. San Isidro,
General Santos City, 9500

16. What is 450 mL in L?


a) 0.45 km c. 0.045 L
b) 45 L d. 4.5 L

17. It is when water transform to gases.


a) Evaporation c. condensation
b) Transpiration d. all of the above

18. In what state of matter does the material in


if it has melted?
a) Liquid c. matter
b) Solid d. gas

19. What is the metric unit for mass?


a) Gram c. meter
b) liter d. horsepower

20. If you touched a shirt and find it rough, what


are you trying to find out?
a) Its loudness c. its texture
b) Its hardness d. nothing

21. How different are solids from gas?


a) Solids have lesser particles from gas.
b) Solids can have volumes while gases don’t .
c) Solids have mass while gases don’t.
d) Solids’ particles don’t move freely while
gases’ do.

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