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#1Matter is anything that...
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has mass and takes up space
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#2 Properties is another name for...
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characteristics
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#3 Matter has two kinds of properties: _____________ and ___________
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general and specific
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#4 Specific properties of matter are:
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color, odor, size, shape, texture, and hardness
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#5 Specific properties of matter are important because...
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it makes it easy to tell one kind of matter from another
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#6 Some general properties of matter are:
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mass, weight, volume, and density
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#7 General properties of matter are important because....
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they help describe how all matter is the same
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#8 What is mass?
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the amount of matter in an object
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#9 Does mass depend on gravity? Does mass ever change?
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No, it doesn't depend on gravity, and the mass of something never changes (unless matter is added or taken away)
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#10 'what is inertia?
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Inertia is when an object resists changing its motion.
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#11 An object at rest __________. An object in motion _____________
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stays at rest / stays in motion (unless acted upon by an outside force
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#12 Does more mass mean an object has more inertia?
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Yes....that's why it's harder to stop something heavy (like a truck) compared to something light (like a bike)
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#13 Mass is measured in
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grams (g)
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#14 Weight depends on ________
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gravity.
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#15 I weigh less on the moon even though my mass is the same because _____
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gravity is weaker on the moon
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#16 Weight is measured in
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Newtons (N)
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#17 The force of gravity on earth is:
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9.8 Newtons
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#18 The formula for weight is:
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mass x 9.8
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#19 What is volume?
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volume is the amount of space an object takes up
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#20 What is the formula for density?
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mass / volume
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#21: What are the labels for density?
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grams / cm3
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#22 Density is a ____________ property of matter
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specific
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#23 What is the density of water?
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1g / cm3
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#24: Objects with a density of greater than 1 ________ in water. Objects with a density of less than 1 ___________ in water
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sink / float
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#25 How can oil tankers float even though they have so much mass?
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They have a high volume so the density is less than water
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