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Grade 3 Earth Science: Matter Challenge Practice Worksheet

Matter Challenge Practice

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Grade 3 Earth Science: Matter Challenge Practice Worksheet
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Grade 3 Earth Science: Matter Challenge Practice Worksheet

Matter Challenge Practice

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Grade: Grade 3
Subject: Earth Science
Topic: Matter
Time: 20 Minutes
Difficulty: Easy
Questions: 40
Instructions:
Read each question carefully. Answer in complete words or short phrases. Try your best and remember that matter is anything that has mass and takes up space.
Skills Practiced:
  • Matter
  • Earth Science
  • Critical Thinking
  • Problem Solving
1Question
What is matter?
2Question
Name one thing in the classroom that is matter.
3Question
Is water matter?
4Question
Is air matter?
5Question
Which has more matter: a feather or a rock?
6Question
What do we call the amount of matter in an object?
7Question
Does a balloon take up space?
8Question
Which is a solid: ice, milk, or steam?
9Question
Which is a liquid: juice, chalk, or a toy car?
10Question
Which is a gas: smoke, sand, or a spoon?
11Question
What state of matter keeps its own shape?
12Question
What state of matter can flow and take the shape of its container?
13Question
What happens to matter when it is heated a lot?
14Question
What happens to ice when it gets warm?
15Question
What happens to water when it freezes?
16Question
When water changes into steam, what is this called?
17Question
When steam changes back into water, what is this called?
18Question
Name the three states of matter.
19Question
Which state of matter is a baseball?
20Question
Which state of matter is soup?
21Question
Which state of matter is the air in a room?
22Question
True or false: Matter can be seen with our eyes all the time.
23Question
True or false: A book and a pencil are both matter.
24Question
What is one way to describe a solid?
25Question
What is one way to describe a liquid?
26Question
What is one way to describe a gas?
27Question
Which has more mass: a pencil or an eraser?
28Question
If you fill a cup with water, does the water take up space?
29Question
What happens to matter when it is cooled?
30Question
Can matter be made of tiny parts we cannot see easily?
31Question
Why can a balloon get bigger when you blow air into it?
32Question
What happens to a liquid if it is placed in a cold freezer?
33Question
What happens to a solid chocolate bar if it is left in the sun?
34Question
Name one example of matter that is found in nature.
35Question
Which is heavier: a stone or a leaf?
36Question
Why is a chair considered matter?
37Question
Why is the air around us considered matter?
38Question
What state of matter is snow?
39Question
What state of matter is a puddle of rainwater?
40Question
Explain one change that can happen to matter when heat is added or removed.

Answer Key

#Answer
1Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space.
2A desk, chair, pencil, or book.
3Yes, water is matter.
4Yes, air is matter.
5A rock.
6Mass.
7Yes, a balloon takes up space.
8Ice.
9Juice.
10Smoke.
11A solid.
12A liquid.
13It can change state, like melting or turning into gas.
14It melts into water.
15It turns into ice.
16Evaporation.
17Condensation.
18Solid, liquid, and gas.
19Solid.
20Liquid.
21Gas.
22False.
23True.
24It has its own shape.
25It can pour or flow.
26It spreads out to fill space.
27Usually the eraser, but it depends on the objects.
28Yes.
29It can change state, like freezing or condensing.
30Yes, matter is made of tiny particles.
31Because the air takes up space.
32It may freeze into a solid.
33It may melt.
34Rock, water, soil, or air.
35A stone.
36Because it has mass and takes up space.
37Because it has mass and takes up space.
38Solid.
39Liquid.
40It can melt, freeze, evaporate, or condense.
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