3rd grade states of matter
3rd grade (Year 4 in England) · 13 questions · Common Core: NGSS.2-PS1-4, NGSS.5-PS1-3, NGSS.MS-ESS2-4, NGSS.5-ESS2-1 · England: KS2 Y4 States of matter
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Question 1
Which stage of the water cycle is ringed on the diagram?
- A. collection
- B. condensation
- C. evaporation
- D. precipitation
Question 2
Water in a pan starts at 15 °C. By how many degrees must it warm up to reach its boiling point?
Answer°C
Question 3
Pure water is at −18 °C (at normal air pressure). Is it a solid, a liquid or a gas?
- A. solid
- B. liquid
- C. gas
Question 4
In the water cycle, what comes straight after "water evaporates into water vapour"?
- A. water vapour cools and condenses into clouds
- B. rain or snow falls (precipitation)
- C. the Sun heats water in the sea
- D. water collects in rivers, lakes and the sea
Question 5
At what temperature does pure ice melt?
- A. 10 °C
- B. 37 °C
- C. 100 °C
- D. 0 °C
Question 6
Which stage of the water cycle is ringed on the diagram?
- A. precipitation
- B. collection
- C. evaporation
- D. condensation
Question 7
Water in a cup is at 20 °C. By how many degrees must it cool to reach its freezing point?
Answer°C
Question 8
Pure water is at 37 °C (at normal air pressure). Is it a solid, a liquid or a gas?
- A. solid
- B. liquid
- C. gas
Question 9
In the water cycle, what comes straight after "the Sun heats water in the sea"?
- A. water vapour cools and condenses into clouds
- B. water evaporates into water vapour
- C. water collects in rivers, lakes and the sea
- D. rain or snow falls (precipitation)
Question 10
At what temperature does pure ice melt?
- A. 37 °C
- B. 0 °C
- C. 100 °C
- D. 10 °C
Question 11
Which stage of the water cycle is ringed on the diagram?
- A. precipitation
- B. condensation
- C. collection
- D. evaporation
Question 12
Water in a pan starts at 23 °C. By how many degrees must it warm up to reach its boiling point?
Answer°C
Question 13
Pure water is at 15 °C (at normal air pressure). Is it a solid, a liquid or a gas?
- A. solid
- B. liquid
- C. gas
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