I'll solve this worksheet by analyzing each question and matching the description to the correct picture.
Question 1: "I'm hard, smooth, cold and cube-shaped. What am I?"
Looking at the options:
- A glass of water (liquid, not hard or cube-shaped)
- An ice cube (hard, smooth, cold, and cube-shaped)
- A piece of paper (not cold or hard in the same way)
The ice cube perfectly matches all the properties described.
Question 2: "I'm a sweet, hot, brown, liquid. What am I?"
Looking at the options:
- A chocolate cupcake (sweet and brown, but solid, not liquid)
- A chocolate popsicle (sweet and brown, but solid and cold, not hot)
- A cup of hot chocolate (sweet, hot, brown, and liquid)
The cup of hot chocolate matches all the properties described.
Question 3: "I'm heavy, rough, big and grey. What am I?"
Looking at the options:
- A rock (heavy, rough, can be big, and typically grey)
- A cloud (not heavy, not rough, not typically grey in the sense described)
- A coin (not big, not rough, not typically grey in the sense described)
The rock matches all the properties described.
## Solution:
1. Check the box next to the ice cube.
2. Check the box next to the cup of hot chocolate.
3. Check the box next to the rock.
This completes the worksheet by correctly identifying objects based on their physical properties as described in each question.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of physical properties of matter worksheet.
