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Mass before and after

5th grade (Year 6 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.5-PS1-2 · England: KS2 Y5 Properties and changes of materials, KS3 Chemistry: Chemical reactions

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  1. Question 1

    100 g of water and 20 g of salt are stirred until the salt dissolves. What is the total mass?

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  2. Question 2

    Rust forms on an iron nail. The rusty nail has MORE mass than the clean nail. Why?

    • A. Oxygen from the air joined with the iron.
    • B. Rust is always heavier than anything.
    • C. The nail grew longer.
    • D. Rust is made from nothing.
  3. Question 3

    Vinegar and baking soda are mixed inside a sealed plastic bottle on a balance. They fizz and make a gas. The mass before was 268 g. What is the mass after the fizzing stops?

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  4. Question 4

    220 g of water and 55 g of salt are stirred until the salt dissolves. What is the total mass?

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  5. Question 5

    A sealed flask of water is weighed, heated until some water boils into steam, then weighed again with the lid still on. What happens to the mass?

    • A. It goes down.
    • B. It goes up.
    • C. It stays the same.
    • D. It becomes zero.
  6. Question 6

    Vinegar and baking soda are mixed inside a sealed plastic bottle on a balance. They fizz and make a gas. The mass before was 239 g. What is the mass after the fizzing stops?

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  7. Question 7

    190 g of sand and 25 g of iron filings are mixed together. What is the total mass?

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  8. Question 8

    A burning candle on a balance gets lighter. Has matter been destroyed?

    • A. No, the balance is broken.
    • B. Yes, the flame eats the wax.
    • C. Yes, burning destroys matter.
    • D. No, the wax has turned into gases that escaped into the air.
  9. Question 9

    Vinegar and baking soda are mixed in an OPEN cup on a balance. They fizz and 4 g of gas escapes into the air. The mass before was 186 g. What does the balance show after the fizzing stops?

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  10. Question 10

    150 g of water and 45 g of salt are stirred until the salt dissolves. What is the total mass?

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  11. Question 11

    A burning candle on a balance gets lighter. Has matter been destroyed?

    • A. Yes, burning destroys matter.
    • B. No, the balance is broken.
    • C. Yes, the flame eats the wax.
    • D. No, the wax has turned into gases that escaped into the air.
  12. Question 12

    Vinegar and baking soda are mixed in an OPEN cup on a balance. They fizz and 6 g of gas escapes into the air. The mass before was 278 g. What does the balance show after the fizzing stops?

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  13. Question 13

    180 g of water and 15 g of salt are stirred until the salt dissolves. What is the total mass?

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  14. Question 14

    A burning candle on a balance gets lighter. Has matter been destroyed?

    • A. Yes, burning destroys matter.
    • B. No, the balance is broken.
    • C. Yes, the flame eats the wax.
    • D. No, the wax has turned into gases that escaped into the air.
  15. Question 15

    Vinegar and baking soda are mixed in an OPEN cup on a balance. They fizz and 2 g of gas escapes into the air. The mass before was 278 g. What does the balance show after the fizzing stops?

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  16. Question 16

    175 g of sand and 40 g of iron filings are mixed together. What is the total mass?

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  1. 120 g
  2. Oxygen from the air joined with the iron.
  3. 268 g
  4. 275 g
  5. It stays the same.
  6. 239 g
  7. 215 g
  8. No, the wax has turned into gases that escaped into the air.
  9. 182 g
  10. 195 g
  11. No, the wax has turned into gases that escaped into the air.
  12. 272 g
  13. 195 g
  14. No, the wax has turned into gases that escaped into the air.
  15. 276 g
  16. 215 g