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Primary Science 6 Unit 2 Materials Properties and Changes

Cambridge Primary Science Stage 6

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CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY SCIENCE 6 UNIT 2: MATERIALS: PROPERTIES AND CHANGES

Name ___________________________________ Date _____________

Revision worksheet
1) Choose words from the box to complete the sentences.

irreversible evidence melting point reversible


rate products
physical reactants property boiling point

1) The temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid is called its


_______________.

2) A _______________ of a substance is something that makes it different


from other substances.

3) The temperature at which particles throughout a liquid become a gas is


called its ______________.

4) A change is _______________ if the substance can be changed back to


the way it was before.

5) A change is _______________ if the substance cannot be changed back


to the way it was before.

6) In a _______________ change, a substance does not change into a


different substance.

7) The _______________ of dissolving increases if we heat a solution.

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CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY SCIENCE 6 UNIT 2: MATERIALS: PROPERTIES AND CHANGES

8) The substances that react together in a chemical reaction are called


_______________.

9) The new substances that form in a chemical reaction are called


_______________.

10) The way we know that a chemical reaction has happened is called
_______________.

2) Reversible changes

Class 6 conducted a fair test to find out how different temperatures affect
the rate at which sugar
dissolves in water. They drew a
graph of their results.

a) Name the solvent used.

_______________

b) Name the solute used.

_________________

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c) At which temperature did the sugar dissolve fastest?

__________________________________________________________

d) How long did it take the sugar to dissolve at 30 °C?

________________________________________________________

e) Predict how long it would take the sugar to dissolve at 20 °C.

__________________________________________________________

f) At which temperature did the sugar dissolve slowest?

_________________________________________________________

g) Write a conclusion for the investigation.

____________________________________________________________

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CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY SCIENCE 6 UNIT 2: MATERIALS: PROPERTIES AND CHANGES

3) Match the words 1–6 in Column A with their meanings A–F in Column B.

Write the correct letter next to each number in the list below the table.

A B
1 Erosion A Very small pieces of rock.
B Part of a rock made of different substances with
2 Crystalline
a crystal structure.
3 Sediments C The wearing down of weathered rocks.
4 Mineral D A rock that is made up of crystals.

1 _______________

2 _______________

3 _______________

4 _______________

4) What is the difference between:

a) Intrusive igneous rock and extrusive igneous rock.

____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________

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CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY SCIENCE 6 UNIT 2: MATERIALS: PROPERTIES AND CHANGES

b) Magma and lava.

____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________

c) A mould fossil and a cast fossil.

____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________

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