The task is to identify the properties of matter for each object listed. Properties of matter can include characteristics such as
solid,
liquid, or
gas. Let's analyze each item:
Top Row:
1.
Logs: Logs are solid objects made of wood.
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Property: Solid
2.
Brick: Bricks are solid objects typically made of clay or concrete.
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Property: Solid
3.
Water: Water is a liquid that flows and takes the shape of its container.
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Property: Liquid
4.
Ice: Ice is the solid form of water.
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Property: Solid
Middle Row:
5.
Rubber duck: A rubber duck is a solid object, usually made of plastic or rubber.
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Property: Solid
6.
Balloon: A balloon is typically filled with air or another gas, making it a gas when inflated.
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Property: Gas (when inflated)
7.
Basketball: A basketball is a solid object, even though it is inflated with air. The ball itself is solid.
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Property: Solid
8.
Lime: A lime is a solid fruit.
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Property: Solid
Bottom Row:
9.
Pine cone: A pine cone is a solid object.
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Property: Solid
10.
Bowling ball: A bowling ball is a solid object.
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Property: Solid
11.
Marble: A marble is a small, round, solid object.
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Property: Solid
12.
Penny: A penny is a solid coin.
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Property: Solid
Last Item:
13.
Sandpaper: Sandpaper is a solid material used for smoothing surfaces.
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Property: Solid
Final Answer:
- Logs:
Solid
- Brick:
Solid
- Water:
Liquid
- Ice:
Solid
- Rubber duck:
Solid
- Balloon:
Gas (when inflated)
- Basketball:
Solid
- Lime:
Solid
- Pine cone:
Solid
- Bowling ball:
Solid
- Marble:
Solid
- Penny:
Solid
- Sandpaper:
Solid
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ll}
\text{Logs: Solid} & \text{Brick: Solid} \\
\text{Water: Liquid} & \text{Ice: Solid} \\
\text{Rubber duck: Solid} & \text{Balloon: Gas (when inflated)} \\
\text{Basketball: Solid} & \text{Lime: Solid} \\
\text{Pine cone: Solid} & \text{Bowling ball: Solid} \\
\text{Marble: Solid} & \text{Penny: Solid} \\
\text{Sandpaper: Solid} &
\end{array}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of properties of matter worksheet.