Introduction:
We all learn about states of matter and their properties in grade 1. This quiz will help students of grade 1 identify and learn about the states of matter and their properties. The quiz contains multiple choice questions from which the students can choose from the options given about the properties of different states of matter.
Quiz:
Q1: What are the three states of matter?
Options:
A: solid, liquid, gas
B: liquid, gas, fusion
C: solid, dense, atomic
D: fusion, gas, liquified
Answer: A: solid, liquid, gas
Q2: What happens to a solid when heated gradually?
Options:
A: the molecules move further away from each other
B: the molecules move closer to each other
C: the molecules remain in the same place
D: the molecules move faster
Answer: B: the molecules move closer to each other
Q3: What happens to gas when cooled?
Options:
A: it will dissolve
B: it will evaporate
C: it will condense
D: it will rust
Answer: C: it will condense
Q4: What properties are commonly associated with a solid?
Options:
A: gas bubbles
B: clear appearance
C: easily compressible
D: fixed shape and volume
Answer: D: fixed shape and volume
Q5: What property does a liquid have that gasses do not?
Options:
A: has no fixed shape
B: takes the shape of its container
C: conducts electricity
D: diffuses quickly
Answer: B: takes the shape of its container
Q6: When a liquid starts to solidify, what two states of matter does it pass through?
Options:
A: solid and gas
B: gas and liquid
C: solid and liquid
D: liquid and gas
Answer: D: liquid and gas
Q7: What does the term ‘sublimation’ refer to?
Options:
A: when a liquid evaporates
B: when a liquid is boiled
C: when a solid melts
D: when a solid changes directly to a gas
Answer: D: when a solid changes directly to a gas
Q8: What adjective is used to describe objects that cannot be compressed?
Options:
A: collapsible
B: dense
C: elastic
D: incompressible
Answer: D: incompressible
Q9: What substance boils at the lowest temperature?
Options:
A: helium
B: oxygen
C: nitrogen
D: hydrogen
Answer: D: hydrogen
Q10: What is the most common form of water on Earth?
Options:
A: gas
B: solid
C: liquid
D: plasma
Answer: C: liquid
Q11: What is the opposite of evaporation?
Options:
A: condensing
B: boiling
C: freezing
D: sublimation
Answer: A: condensing
Q12: What happens to a gas when heated?
Options:
A: it expands
B: it iponifies
C: it becomes a liquid
D: it becomes a solid
Answer: A: it expands
Q13: What is an example of a gas?
Options:
A: ice
B: steam
C: fire
D: water
Answer: B: steam
Q14: What happens to a solid when given enough energy?
Options:
A: it evaporates
B: it fuses
C: it melts
D: it boils
Answer: C: it melts
Q15: What happens to a gas when cooled and compressed?
Options:
A: it melts
B: it fades
C: it condenses
D: it vaporizes
Answer: C: it condenses
Q16: What is a gas usually measured by?
Options:
A: temperature
B: mass
C: volume
D: density
Answer: C: volume
Q17: How is the pressure of a gas measured?
Options:
A: volume
B: weight
C: temperature
D: force
Answer: D: force
Q18: What happens to a solid when pressure is applied?
Options:
A: volume increases
B: volume decreases
C: temperature increases
D: temperature decreases
Answer: B: volume decreases
Q19: What happens to a liquid when heated?
Options:
A: it evaporates
B: it rusts
C: it freezes
D: it boils
Answer: D: it boils
Q20: What happens when two states of matter mix?
Options:
A: they form a new matter
B: they are unchanged
C: they gain energy
D: they release energy
Answer: B: they are unchanged
Conclusion:
This quiz on States of Matter was designed to help the grade 1 students learn about different states of matter and their properties. As we all know, every state of matter has different properties that should be understood by the students. We hope that this quiz will help the students understand and learn about the different states of matter and their properties in grade 1.
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