Let’s match each picture with the correct sentence by understanding what each term means.
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Step 1: Understand each term from the left side
1.
Solubility – This is when something dissolves in a liquid (like sugar in water).
2.
Magnetic force – This is when magnets pull or attract certain metals.
3.
Insulators – These are materials that do NOT let heat or electricity pass through easily (like wood, plastic, rubber).
4.
Hardness – How hard or soft something is (like a rock vs. clay).
5.
Good conductors – Materials that let heat or electricity pass through easily (like metal spoons, gold, wires).
6.
Transparency – Being able to see through something (like glass or clear plastic).
7.
Malleability – The ability to be shaped or bent without breaking (like stretching clay or bending metal).
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Step 2: Match each sentence on the right to the correct term
A. “______ is the property of a material to not change shape when squeezed.”
→ That’s
hardness — hard things don’t change shape easily. → Match with
4
B. “Materials that stop heat or electricity are called ______ or bad conductors.”
→ That’s
insulators. → Match with
3
C. “The property of one material dissolving inside another is called ______.”
→ That’s
solubility. → Match with
1
D. “The property of being able to see through a material is called ______.”
→ That’s
transparency. → Match with
6
E. “The property of changing the shape of a material without it breaking is called ______.”
→ That’s
malleability. → Match with
7
F. “The ability of a magnet to attract some materials is known as ______.”
→ That’s
magnetic force. → Match with
2
G. “Gold, metal spoons, wires, and water are examples of ______ of heat and electricity.”
→ These are all
good conductors. → Match with
5
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Final Answer:
1-C, 2-F, 3-B, 4-A, 5-G, 6-D, 7-E
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of matter and its properties worksheet.
