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Click Once to BeginJEOPARDY!Properties of Matter


JEOPARDY!

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Identifying and

measuring

States of Matter

Mixtures & pure

substancesAnything


This is the hot and gassy form of matter

that you see when you burn something.


What is fire?


How much space something takes up.


What is volume?


A measure of how much matter there is.


What is mass?


The amount that gravity pulls on

something.


What is weight?


Always takes up space and has mass.


What is matter?


Has a definite volume and a definite shape.


What is a solid?


Has no definite volume and no definite shape.


What is gas?


Has a definite volume and no definite shape.


What is a liquid.


The way to find the volume of a juice box.


What is length x width x height.


Something that has no fixed shape – the

molecules slide past each other


What is liquid?


This pure substance is made of all one type of

atom


What is an element?


This is made of two or more different types of substances that can be

separated.

Daily Double!!!


What is a mixture.


This is made of all one type of molecule or

atom.


What is a pure substance?


This happens to pressure when a

sealed metal container of gas is heated.


What is the pressure increases.


The type of compound that two carbon and one oxygen atoms

form when they bond.


What is a molecule?


The smallest unit of gold that still has

properties of gold.


What is an atom?


What you should never do to a hot frying pan.


What is touch it?


What atoms and molecules in a rock do.


What is vibrate or move.


All students at GDMS should do this when

announcements come on the intercom.


What is stop moving and listen?


The basic unit of matter.


What is an atom?


This is what happens when a solid ice cream

turns into a liquid.


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Liquid ice cream takes the shape of its container, but solid ice cream has a fixed shape. They also differ in the way their atoms move.

The atoms in the solid move in place, but the atoms in the liquid are able to slide

past one another.

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