PROPERTIES OF MATTER – GRADE 9 QUIZ

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Matter basics and properties

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PROPERTIES OF MATTER – GRADE 9 QUIZ


PROPERTIES OF MATTER – GRADE 9 QUIZVersion en ligne Matter basics and properties par Marwa Mahmoud 1 What is the definition of matter? a Anything that can be observed with senses only b Anything that has mass and takes up space c Only substances that are solids d A force that causes change in motion 2 Which state of matter has a definite shape and volume? a Plasma b Gas c Liquid d Solid 3 Which state changes shape to fit its container but has a definite volume? a Liquid b Gas c Plasma d Solid 4 A gas is compressible and fills its container completely. Which property is this illustrating? a Rigidity and fixed volume b Fluidity and compressibility c Inertia and density d Melting point dependence 5 Is density an intensive or an extensive property? a Intensive property b Neither c Both d Extensive property 6 Which is an example of a physical property? a Reactivity with acid b Ability to burn propane c Flammability of gasoline d Melting point of ice 7 Classify: hardness, boiling point, mass, color. Which are intensive properties? a Hardness and mass b Boiling point and mass c Color and mass d Color and boiling point 8 Which statement describes a chemical property? a Water boils at 100°C b Ice melts at 0°C c Iron reacts with oxygen to form rust d Gold is malleable 9 Which example best shows a physical change? a Water freezing to ice b Wood burning to ash c Metal rusting d Milk souring 10 Challenge: A metal bar is hammered into a thinner shape but remains the same material. Is this a physical or chemical change? a Both physical and chemical b Neither c Physical change d Chemical change Feedback 1 Matter has both mass and volume, regardless of state. 2 Solids maintain shape and volume due to tightly packed particles. 3 Liquids flow to take container shape but keep volume due to intermolecular attractions. 4 Gases are fluids and compressible, unlike solids. 5 Density does not depend on amount of matter; it is intensive. 6 Melting point is a physical property; reactivity and flammability are chemical properties. 7 Color and boiling point are intensive; mass is extensive. 8 Rust formation is a chemical change; the others are physical properties. 9 Freezing is a change in state (physical); burning and rusting are chemical changes. 10 Hammering alters shape, not composition, so it’s a physical change.

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PROPERTIES OF MATTER – GRADE 9 QUIZVersion en ligne

par Marwa Mahmoud

What is the definition of matter?

Which state of matter has a definite shape and volume?

Which state changes shape to fit its container but has a definite volume?

A gas is compressible and fills its container completely. Which property is this illustrating?

Is density an intensive or an extensive property?

Which is an example of a physical property?

Classify: hardness, boiling point, mass, color. Which are intensive properties?

Which statement describes a chemical property?

Which example best shows a physical change?

Challenge: A metal bar is hammered into a thinner shape but remains the same material. Is this a physical or chemical change?

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