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Measuring & Properties / States + changes / Energy / Materials
 

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Measuring & Properties / States + changes / Energy / MaterialsOnline version

write the correct answer

by Paula
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instrument to measure mass

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unit for mass

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unit for volume

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how much matter an object has

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how much space an object occupies

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how heavy something is

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the place an object takes up

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state of matter with a definite shape

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when temperature goes up

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gas becomes liquid (water vapour to water)

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state of matter that takes the form of the container

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state of matter that fills the container

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something burns and makes light and heat

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when ice becomes liquid water, the ice is...

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when liquid water becomes ice, the water is...

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when temperature goes down

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energy that comes from sources of light, such as candles, the Sun, a light bulb, or a torch

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energy that comes from electricity (for example, a TV or a computer)

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energy that comes from heat (for example, an oven or a radiator)

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energy from movement (for example, running, jumping, or a moving bike)

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energy from ______ comes from burning coal, oil, and natural gas

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energy sources that don’t run out

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energy sources that will run out

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natural material used to produce light and heat

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material made from petroleum

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material made by mixing sand and metals

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material made by mixing iron and carbon

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material made from crushed wood + water + resin

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material made from petroleum (used for clothes)

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fuel made from petroleum (cars use it)

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