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Quick true/false questions about matter concepts.

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Grade 5 Matter: True or False
 

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Quick true/false questions about matter concepts.

by Tamara Miller
1

Baking a cake involves no chemical change.

2

When a puddle dries up after a sunny day, water becomes water vapor in the air.

3

A mixture cannot be separated.

4

The sugar remains visible after dissolving in water.

5

When a puddle dries up, the water turns into air and gains no mass.

6

The mass before and after a change is the same.

7

The mixture of sand and iron filings retains its separate properties; no new substance forms.

8

The mass of the ice equals 100 g when 100 g of water freezes in a sealed container.

9

Ice melting creates a new substance.

10

The sugar particles spread evenly through the water.

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