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Study Guide for Friday

New Study Guide.
CBA is on Friday.

Matter can be either a _________________, ___________________,  or __________

Give an example of each.

1.      

2.     

3.     

Solid objects have a _____ shape and ______ volume.

The particles in a solid are packed very (tightly/loosely)  together.

Liquids have a _________ volume   and  ________ shape.

The molecules in a liquid tend to (stick together/flow over) one another.

Gases have ______________ shape and _______________ volume.

The molecules in a gas are (slow/fast) moving and (close/spread apart).

Both ________ and ______ take the shape of their container.

When a solid changes to a liquid it is called _______

When a liquid changes to a gas it is called ________.

When a gas turns into a liquid it is called _____.

When a liquid turns into a solid it is called __________.

Mass is the amount of ______ in an object.

Objects that float in water are (more/less) dense than water.

Objects that sink in water are (more/less) dense than water.

Conductors are materials that (allows/ does not allow) things to flow through them well.

_____________ are good conductors of heat and electricity.

Insulators are materials that (allows/ does not allow) things to flow through them well.

Wood, plastic, glass and cotton are good (insulators/conductors) of electricity (they hold it in).

(Solid/liquid) objects are better sound conductors than gases.

A ______________ is a combination of two or more substances.

In a (mixture/Solution), each substance keeps its original characteristics.

 A _____________ is when one or more substances are dissolved in another substance.  It is a special type of mixture.

 Dissolving is a physical change.

Dissolving does not mean disappearing, write a short statement of what it does mean. 

What process or method will speed up the process of dissolving a solute in a solvent (salt in water).

Pure water boils at ______⁰C. 

_____________ point and __________ point are the same temperature.

Melting/Freezing point for pure water is ______^o C.

Energy can be identified as

1.      

2.     

3.     

4.     

5.     

Give an example of each.

Draw an open circuit and explain why it can not light the bulb. You must have a battery, wire and a light bulb in your schematic.

Using a red crayon or marker, draw a component or “fix” the incomplete circuit and make it complete.

When electricity moves through these wires what type of effects occur? (remember the compass?)

Light travels in (waves, straight line, both)

When light passes through one type of material at an angle, the light bends. This is called ________.

When light bounces off an object, it is known as ________________.

There are 2 types of lenses. List what they are and draw them below.

Give real world examples of objects that refract light.

1.      

2.      

3.      

Describe sound energy.

In the movie Star Wars, the Millennium Falcon could not make a sound and could not be heard. Why is this so?

Sound travels best through what substance?

An ice-burg has more heat energy than a lit match. Why?

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