Question

icp vocabulary test 1
name
place the number beside the letter
1 gravity
2 inertia
3 liquid
4 mass
5 matter
6 melting
7 chemical property
8 plasma
9 solid
10 specific gravity
11 sublimation
12 physical property
13 viscosity
14 volume
15 weight
16 density
17 hypothesis
18 meniscus
19 amorphous solid
20 crystalline solid
21 condensation
22 evaporation
23 flammability
24 freezing
25 gas
a the ability to burn
b the natural force of attraction between objects
c changing from a solid to a gas
d changing from a solid to a liquid
e changing from a liquid to a solid
f changing from a liquid to a gas
g mass per unit volume of a substance
h curve in a graduated cylinder
i object with a definite shape and a definite volume
j the ratio of mass of a substance to the mass of an equal volume of water
k the space occupied by something
l resistance of objects to change motion
m measure of the amount of substance in an object
n a proposed solution
o anything that has mass and volume
p property that describes how a substance changes into a new substance
q changing from a gas to a liquid
r solid which loses shape under certain conditions
s high energy phase of matter
t solid whose particles are arranged in a regular or repeating pattern
u the response of objects to the pull of gravity
v matter with no definite shape but with a definite volume
w the resistance of a liquid to flow

Explanation:

This is a vocabulary - matching test related to physical science concepts. Each term on the left is matched with its correct definition on the right based on common scientific definitions. For example, gravity is the natural force of attraction between objects, melting is changing from a solid to a liquid, etc.

Answer:

1. B. The natural force of attraction between objects
2. S. High energy phase of matter
3. V. Matter with no definite shape but with a definite volume
4. M. Measure of the amount of substance in an object
5. O. Anything that has mass and volume
6. D. Changing from a solid to a liquid
7. P. Property that describes how a substance changes into a new substance
8. S. High energy phase of matter
9. I. Object with a definite shape and a definite volume
10. J. The ratio of mass of a substance to the mass of an equal volume of water
11. C. Changing from a solid to a gas
12. A property that can be observed or measured without changing the substance's identity (not in given options but conceptually correct for physical property)
13. W. The resistance of a liquid to flow
14. K. The space occupied by something
15. U. The response of objects to the pull of gravity
16. G. Mass per unit volume of a substance
17. N. A proposed solution
18. H. Curve in a graduated cylinder
19. R. Solid which loses shape under certain conditions
20. T. Solid whose particles are arranged in a regular or repeating pattern
21. Q. Changing from a gas to a liquid
22. F. Changing from a liquid to a gas
23. A. The ability to burn
24. E. Changing from a liquid to a solid
25. Matter with no definite shape or volume (not in given options but conceptually correct for gas)