

SCIENCE REVISION 3
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6th Grade
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Peter Siabei
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13 Slides • 44 Questions
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MATERIALS AND THEIR PROPERTIES
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PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS
CHANGING MATERIALS
SEPARATING MATERIALS
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NATURAL - - Oil, Rock, Metals and clay/wool, cotton, leather, rubber
MAN MADE-- plastic, nylon, polyester
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Strong (sturdy).. steel bridge
Hard (difficult to scratch)...hammer head, diamond cutter
Flexible (bendy)leather
Rigid (stiff)ladder,
Absorbent (soaks up liquids) towel
waterproof (repels water) umbrella, tent
Transparent (see through) glass
opaque () fabric
float
sink metal anchor
stretch elastic
compressed spring
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conductors (heat, electricity) - metals
Insulators (heat, electricity) -
magnetic- metals
poles
Iron and steel
Aluminium, brass and copper Non magnetic
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Multiple Choice
¿What is this material made of?
Steel
Wool
Wood
Slick
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Multiple Choice
¿What is this material made of ?
Steel
Gold
Wood
Straw
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Multiple Choice
¿What is this material made of?
Wood
Silk
Súper man
Silver
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Multiple Choice
¿What is this material made of?
Wool
Wood
Silk
Leather
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Multiple Choice
¿What is this material made of ?
Wool
Silk
Glass
Wood
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Multiple Choice
¿What is this material made of?
Wood
Wool
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Multiple Choice
¿What is this material made of?
Rubber
Wood
Silk
wool
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Multiple Choice
¿What is this material made of?
Concrete
Bricks
Copper
Bronze
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Multiple Choice
Transparent and brittle
Metal
Sponge
Glass
Plastic
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Multiple Choice
Shiny and conducts electricity
Meetal
Polythene
Rubber
Metal
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Multiple Choice
Flexible and elastic and a opaque
Fabric
Tissue paper
Rubber
Wood
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Multiple Choice
Dull and an electrical insulator
Iron
Glass
Wood
Paper
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Multiple Choice
Hard and attracted to a magnet
Wool
Wood
Metal
Cotton
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Multiple Choice
An electrical and thermal insulator
Wood/glass/plastic
Fabric /tissue/silk
Metal/polythene/cotton
None of them
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Multiple Choice
Magnets not only pull things, but they can also push things away.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
The Earth is one big giant magnet.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Two magnets with like poles will _________ each other.
attract (pull together)
repel (push apart)
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Multiple Choice
Magnets will only be attracted to objects that have this in them.
silver
copper
gold
iron
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
__________________ happens when particles of a solid speed up and become able to move past one another.
freezing
melting
condensation
boiling
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Multiple Choice
Particles in a ________ move as fast and as far away from each other as they can. They will continue to spread out until something stops them.
liquids
solids
gas
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Multiple Choice
As liquid water heats up, particles escape from the surface, this is called ______________.
boiling
evaporation
melting
freezing
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Multiple Choice
When liquid water evaporates, it turns into ______________.
snow
solid
Ice
Water Vapor
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Multiple Choice
Particles in a _____________ vibrate in place, but cannot move past each other.
gas
solid
liquid
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Multiple Choice
If enough heat is removed from a gas, it will change into a ___________.
liquid
solid
gas
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Multiple Choice
If enough heat is removed from a liquid, it will become a ____________.
solid
gas
tree
cloud
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Multiple Choice
The process of a liquid turning into a solid is called ________.
boiling
condensation
melting
freezing
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Multiple Choice
_____________ is when a gas turns into a liquid.
freezing
condensation
melting
evaporation
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Multiple Choice
________ is rapid evaporation that takes place throughout a liquid.
evaporation
freezing
boiling
condensation
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Multiple Select
Chemical changes...
Always form a new substance.
May change shape or size.
May absorb or release heat.
May change colour, produce odor, create sound, release gas or produce light.
Can often be undone.
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Multiple Select
Physical Changes...
Do not form a new substance.
May change shape or size.
May absorb or release heat.
May change state of matter.
Can often be undone.
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Multiple Choice
Rusting is an irreversible change.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Select
Which of these are irreversible changes?
Salt dissolved in water.
Plaster of Paris dissolved in water.
Wood that has been burnt.
An egg that has been boiled.
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Multiple Select
Which of these changes are reversible?
Sand mixed in water.
Rice mixed in sand.
potato that has been baked.
An effervescent tablet (e.g. Alka-Seltzer®) dissolved in water.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Select
The burning of fuel in a truck is irreversible.
true
false
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Multiple Select
Condensation of steam is a reversible change.
true
false
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Multiple Select
Sugar dissolves in water to form a solution.
true
false
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Multiple Select
The rusting of iron in moist air is a reversible change.
true
false
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Multiple Choice
Trick Question
If you mixed water with an air is it reversible
After the quiz it must be discussed
In a way yes
Obviously not
I don't care
No answer
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