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Class V >> Science >> States of Matter >> A1

Q1	There are generally _______ different states of matter.
A	One
B	Four
C	Three
D	Two

Q2	Anything that occupies space and has mass is called ___________.
A	Mixture
B	Matter
C	Volume
D	Density

Q3	The process by which wet clothes dry up is called __________.
A	Freezing
B	Melting
C	Boiling
D	Evaporation

Q4	On cooling a substance, the motion of particles inside it ____________.
A	Increases
B	Does Not change
C	Decreases
D	Doubles

Q5	Which of the following is an example of solid state of matter?
A	Chair
B	Water
C	Oxygen
D	Milk

Q6	Which of the following is a characteristic of a chemical change?
A	It is Temporary
B	No New Substance is Formed
C	It is Generally Irreversible
D	The Internal Structure of a Molecule Does Not Change

Q7	Which of these is an irreversible change?
A	Boiling of Water
B	Melting of Wax
C	Melting of Ice
D	Growth in Plants

Q8	The process by which liquid is converted into gas is called __________.
A	Freezing
B	Melting
C	Condensation
D	Evaporation

Q9	The increase in size of matter on heating is called ____________.
A	Expansion
B	Contraction
C	Melting
D	Evaporation

Q10	A solid has _____________.
A	Definite Shape and Definite Volume
B	Indefinite Shape and Definite Volume
C	Indefinite Shape and Indefinite Volume
D	Definite Shape and Indefinite Volume

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