Matter Materials Properties of Materials Forces Free - Game
100
Can matter change state and shape?
Yes
100
Materials can be natural or _________________.
Manufactured
100
The color of a material depends on the __________ it absorbs and reflects.
light
100
A force is a push or _________ which acts on an object.
Pull
100
Which 2 poles of a magnet attract each other?
Same or Opposite poles?
Opposite Poles
200
What are the 3 states matter can change to?
gas, liquid, solid
200
Manufactured materials are materials that go through a ________________ transformation.
chemical
200
True or False?
Materials that are easy to break are resistant materials.
False
200
True or False?
Non-contact forces are produced when one object comes in direct contact with another object.
False.
These are called Contact Forces
200
What is the unit of measurement for weight?
The Newton (N)
300
The amount of matter something contains
Mass
300
Give an example of a natural material that comes from an animal.
Wool, silk
300
Materials that return to their original shape after you stretch them are ____________ materials.
Elastic
300
Is the force of gravity a contact or non-contact force?
Non-contact
300
Buoyancy is a force which acts on an object inside a ___________.
Liquid
400
The amount of space an object occupies
Volume
400
Natural materials come directly from nature, they can come from ____________________(3 things)
Animals, plants, minerals
400
Materials that dissolve in liquids are called ______________ liquids.
Soluble
400
What is the force that exists between magnetic minerals and metals?
Magnetism
400
What is an example of people using buoyancy for an activity?
SCUBA diving
500
The relationship between mass and volume - the space is occupies and the amount of matter it contains
Density
500
Steal is extracted from what natural material?
Iron Ore
500
Materials that transfer heat easily are called _________ __________.
Thermal Conductors
500
What is the force between objects rubbing or moving at different speeds?
Friction
500
Describe the forces of friction that occur while we are skiing on snow.
There is very little friction because both snow and the bottom of skis are smooth surfaces.






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