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Here are the answers to the questions found on the "Matter & Energy" worksheets:
1. List at least 10 more examples of matter.
*(Remember: Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space. You can touch it.)*
1. Water
2. Wood
3. Plastic
4. Glass
5. Metal (like iron or gold)
6. Paper
7. Cloth (fabric)
8. Soil (dirt)
9. Oil
10. Juice
2. List 5 ways you use energy in the box below.
*(Think about things you do that require movement, heat, or light.)*
1. Running or playing sports (uses kinetic energy from food).
2. Reading a book under a lamp (uses light energy).
3. Charging a phone or tablet (uses electrical energy).
4. Cooking food on a stove (uses heat energy).
5. Listening to music on speakers (uses sound energy).
3. Look at the image on the right. List 10 examples of matter found in the scene.
*(Based on the drawing of people building with blocks/letters):*
1. The large letter blocks (concrete/stone).
2. The wooden planks/beams.
3. The hammer.
4. The bricks.
5. The wheelbarrow.
6. The dog.
7. The people (their bodies/clothes).
8. The wheelchair.
9. The rocks on the ground.
10. The air surrounding them.
4. List 5 examples of energy being used in the scene.
1.
Kinetic Energy: The person pushing the wheelbarrow is using energy to move it.
2.
Sound Energy: The hammer hitting the wood creates sound.
3.
Kinetic Energy: The dog running or wagging its tail uses energy.
4.
Potential Energy: The heavy letter blocks sitting high up have stored energy because they could fall.
5.
Chemical/Biological Energy: The people are using energy from the food they ate to lift heavy objects.
Final Answer:
The worksheets ask for lists of examples based on the definitions of Matter and Energy.
Examples of Matter (anything you can touch/take up space):
Water, Wood, Plastic, Glass, Metal, Paper, Cloth, Soil, Oil, Juice, Rocks, Air, Bricks, Hammers, Wheelbarrows.
Examples of Energy (ability to do work/move things):
Running, Lighting a lamp, Charging electronics, Cooking with heat, Playing music, Pushing a wheelbarrow, Hammering nails, A dog running, Lifting heavy blocks.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of energy and matter worksheet.
