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Froggy Jumps Science Practice for Grade 2Online version Fun science questions for young learners! by Djanella Nina Martinez 1 Everything around us is made up of tiny particles called ___________,which are so small that we can't see them with our eyes. These are the tiny building blocks of everything around us. a atoms b matter c solid 2 In a __________ like your chair, the atoms are packed closely together.That's why it's hard and keeps its shape a Solid b Liquid c gas 3 In a ____________,like milk, the atoms can move around, which is why liquids flow and take the shape of the container a Gas b Solid c Liquid 4 In a _________, like the air you breathe, the atoms are far apart and move around freely. a Gas b Solid c Liquid 5 ___________is everything around us. It is anything that takes up space and has weight. a Atoms b Particles c Matter 6 A __________ keeps its shape and does not flow. It feels hard because their tiny particles are packed closely together. a Solid b Liquid c Gas 7 A __________flows and takes the shape of the container it is in. It can be poured and moved, but they don't keep their own shape. a Solid b Liquid c Gas 8 A ________is invisible and fills the space around it. It moves freely because their tiny particles are spread far apart. a Liquid b Gas c Solid 9 Solids are like Soldiers! The tiny particles in solids are packed tightly, like soldiers standing in neat rows.This is why solids don't change their shape a True b False c none of the above 10 Liquid are like dancers! The tiny particles in liquids move and flow around each other, like dancers gliding across a stage. This is why liquids can pour but stay together a True b False c none of the above 11 Gases are like Butterflies! The tiny particles in gases fly freely and spread out far apart, like butterflies fluttering in a meadow. a True b False c none 12 Which of the following is a solid? a water b rock c milk 13 Which of the following is a liquid? a bread b pencil c oil 14 A solid has: a no shape b its own shape c no size 15 A liquid: a takes the shape of its container b has its own shape c cannot be measured 16 Mass refers to the: a amount of space an object takes up b color size c weight or heaviness of an object 17 Milk a solid b liquid c gas 18 Pencil a Solid b Liquid c Gas 19 Oil a Solid b liquid c gas 20 Bread a Solid b liquid c gas 21 Vinegar a Solid b Liquid c Gas 22 Objects have mass. a True b False c none 23 __________describes how much of an object is present.Weight is sometimes used to describe the same thing. a Mass b Volume c none of the above 24 Ana measured the amount of water in a glass. a Mass b Volume c none of the above 25 Carlos lifted a box to check how heavy it was. a Mass b Volume c none 26 Elsa filled the pitcher halfway with juice. a Mass b Volume c none 27 Ben used a scale to measure the weight of a mango. a Mass b Volume c none 28 The______ is a small unit of mass to measure light objects. a gram (g) b kilogram c none 29 The _________ is larger unit of mass that is used to measure heavier objects. a Kilograms b Grams c none 30 The mass of 1 sack of rice is 50 kilograms. a True b False c none 31 The mass of a paper clip is about 1 gram (1g). a true b false c none 32 __________ refers to the space the object occupies. In other words, objects take up space. a Volume b Mass c Liquid 33 has its own shape a Mass b Solid c liquid 34 the amount of space something takes up a Volume b Mass c Liquid 35 flows and takes the shape of the container a Liquid b Mass c Solid 36 Oil is an example of a solid. a True b False c none 37 A pencil has its own shape. a True b False c none 38 Water has its own shape. a True b False c none 39 You can measure the mass of a fruit using a scale. a True b False c none 40 Volume is the amount of space an object takes up. a True b False c none 41 Atoms are so small that we can see them with our eyes a True b False c none 42 Liquids can flow and take the shape of their container a True b False c none 43 Solids have particles that move freely around. a True b False c none 44 Gas is invisible and takes up space. a True b False c none 45 Water is a type of gas a True b False c None 46 __________is how heavy or light an object is. a Weight b Volume c none of the above

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Science Practice for Grade 2Online version

by Djanella Nina Martinez

Everything around us is made up of tiny particles called ___________,which are so small that we can't see them with our eyes. These are the tiny building blocks of everything around us.

In a __________ like your chair, the atoms are packed closely together.That's why it's hard and keeps its shape

In a ____________,like milk, the atoms can move around, which is why liquids flow and take the shape of the container

In a _________, like the air you breathe, the atoms are far apart and move around freely.

___________is everything around us. It is anything that takes up space and has weight.

A __________ keeps its shape and does not flow. It feels hard because their tiny particles are packed closely together.

A __________flows and takes the shape of the container it is in. It can be poured and moved, but they don't keep their own shape.

A ________is invisible and fills the space around it. It moves freely because their tiny particles are spread far apart.

Solids are like Soldiers! The tiny particles in solids are packed tightly, like soldiers standing in neat rows.This is why solids don't change their shape

Liquid are like dancers! The tiny particles in liquids move and flow around each other, like dancers gliding across a stage. This is why liquids can pour but stay together

Gases are like Butterflies! The tiny particles in gases fly freely and spread out far apart, like butterflies fluttering in a meadow.

Which of the following is a solid?

Which of the following is a liquid?

A solid has:

A liquid:

Mass refers to the:

Milk

Pencil

Oil

Bread

Vinegar

Objects have mass.

__________describes how much of an object is present.Weight is sometimes used to describe the same thing.

Ana measured the amount of water in a glass.

Carlos lifted a box to check how heavy it was.

Elsa filled the pitcher halfway with juice.

Ben used a scale to measure the weight of a mango.

The______ is a small unit of mass to measure light objects.

The _________ is larger unit of mass that is used to measure heavier objects.

The mass of 1 sack of rice is 50 kilograms.

The mass of a paper clip is about 1 gram (1g).

__________ refers to the space the object occupies. In other words, objects take up space.

has its own shape

the amount of space something takes up

flows and takes the shape of the container

Oil is an example of a solid.

A pencil has its own shape.

Water has its own shape.

You can measure the mass of a fruit using a scale.

Volume is the amount of space an object takes up.

Atoms are so small that we can see them with our eyes

Liquids can flow and take the shape of their container

Solids have particles that move freely around.

Gas is invisible and takes up space.

Water is a type of gas

__________is how heavy or light an object is.