ATOMSSMALLESTUNIT OFMATTERFREEZINGCHANGEFROMLIQUIDTO SOLIDGASNOSHAPEORVOLUMEGRAMS(g)MASS ISMEASUREDINSOLIDHAS ADEFINITESHAPE ANDVOLUMECUTTINGYOURHAIREXAMPLEOFPHYSICALCHANGELIQUIDHAS NODEFINITESHAPE BUTHAS DEFINITEVOLUMEREMOVEHEATMAKEMOLECULESCONDENSE/SLOWDOWNDENSITYHOWTIGHTLYPACKEDMATTER ISLOSSESENERGYREMOVINGHEAT ____ENERGYPHYSICALCHANGEA CHANGE INAPPEARANCEBUT THESUBSTANCESTAYS THESAMEMELTINGGOINGFROMSOLID TOA LIQUIDV=LxWxHEQUATIONFORVOLUMESTEAMEXAMPLEOF A GASPARTICLESIN GASMASSMY ___ ISTHE SAMEON EARTHAS ON THEMOONADDSADDINGHEAT____ENERGYVOLUMEThe amountof space anobject takesupMASStheamount ofmatter inan objectSOLUTIONTWO ORMORESUBSTANCECOMPLETELYDISSOLVEDTOGETHERMATTERANTHINGTHAT HASMASS ANDTAKES UPSPACED=M/VFORMULAFORDENSITYADDHEATMAKEMOLECULEEXPANDHOWPARTICLESAREPACKED INA SOLIDTHEBOOKIS OLDEXAMPLEOFPHYSICALPROPERTYCHEMICALCHANGEA CHANGETHATFORMSSOMETHINGNEWBURNINGWOODEXAMPLEOFCHEMICALCHANGE3THEREARE __STATES OFMATTERMOLECULESTWO ORATOMSTHAT ARETOGETHERmLMILLILITERSUNITS WEMEASURELIQUID INWEIGHTthe amountof gravitypushingdown on anobjectMIXTUREcombining two ormore substancestogether, whereeach substancekeeps its ownproperties and canbe separated againATOMSSMALLESTUNIT OFMATTERFREEZINGCHANGEFROMLIQUIDTO SOLIDGASNOSHAPEORVOLUMEGRAMS(g)MASS ISMEASUREDINSOLIDHAS ADEFINITESHAPE ANDVOLUMECUTTINGYOURHAIREXAMPLEOFPHYSICALCHANGELIQUIDHAS NODEFINITESHAPE BUTHAS DEFINITEVOLUMEREMOVEHEATMAKEMOLECULESCONDENSE/SLOWDOWNDENSITYHOWTIGHTLYPACKEDMATTER ISLOSSESENERGYREMOVINGHEAT ____ENERGYPHYSICALCHANGEA CHANGE INAPPEARANCEBUT THESUBSTANCESTAYS THESAMEMELTINGGOINGFROMSOLID TOA LIQUIDV=LxWxHEQUATIONFORVOLUMESTEAMEXAMPLEOF A GASPARTICLESIN GASMASSMY ___ ISTHE SAMEON EARTHAS ON THEMOONADDSADDINGHEAT____ENERGYVOLUMEThe amountof space anobject takesupMASStheamount ofmatter inan objectSOLUTIONTWO ORMORESUBSTANCECOMPLETELYDISSOLVEDTOGETHERMATTERANTHINGTHAT HASMASS ANDTAKES UPSPACED=M/VFORMULAFORDENSITYADDHEATMAKEMOLECULEEXPANDHOWPARTICLESAREPACKED INA SOLIDTHEBOOKIS OLDEXAMPLEOFPHYSICALPROPERTYCHEMICALCHANGEA CHANGETHATFORMSSOMETHINGNEWBURNINGWOODEXAMPLEOFCHEMICALCHANGE3THEREARE __STATES OFMATTERMOLECULESTWO ORATOMSTHAT ARETOGETHERmLMILLILITERSUNITS WEMEASURELIQUID INWEIGHTthe amountof gravitypushingdown on anobjectMIXTUREcombining two ormore substancestogether, whereeach substancekeeps its ownproperties and canbe separated again

PROPERTIES OF MATTER - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. SMALLEST UNIT OF MATTER
    ATOMS
  2. CHANGE FROM LIQUID TO SOLID
    FREEZING
  3. NO SHAPE OR VOLUME
    GAS
  4. MASS IS MEASURED IN
    GRAMS (g)
  5. HAS A DEFINITE SHAPE AND VOLUME
    SOLID
  6. EXAMPLE OF PHYSICAL CHANGE
    CUTTING YOUR HAIR
  7. HAS NO DEFINITE SHAPE BUT HAS DEFINITE VOLUME
    LIQUID
  8. MAKE MOLECULES CONDENSE/SLOW DOWN
    REMOVE HEAT
  9. HOW TIGHTLY PACKED MATTER IS
    DENSITY
  10. REMOVING HEAT ____ ENERGY
    LOSSES ENERGY
  11. A CHANGE IN APPEARANCE BUT THE SUBSTANCE STAYS THE SAME
    PHYSICAL CHANGE
  12. GOING FROM SOLID TO A LIQUID
    MELTING
  13. EQUATION FOR VOLUME
    V=LxWxH
  14. EXAMPLE OF A GAS
    STEAM
  15. PARTICLES IN GAS
  16. MY ___ IS THE SAME ON EARTH AS ON THE MOON
    MASS
  17. ADDING HEAT ____ ENERGY
    ADDS
  18. The amount of space an object takes up
    VOLUME
  19. the amount of matter in an object
    MASS
  20. TWO OR MORE SUBSTANCE COMPLETELY DISSOLVED TOGETHER
    SOLUTION
  21. ANTHING THAT HAS MASS AND TAKES UP SPACE
    MATTER
  22. FORMULA FOR DENSITY
    D=M/V
  23. MAKE MOLECULE EXPAND
    ADD HEAT
  24. HOW PARTICLES ARE PACKED IN A SOLID
  25. EXAMPLE OF PHYSICAL PROPERTY
    THE BOOK IS OLD
  26. A CHANGE THAT FORMS SOMETHING NEW
    CHEMICAL CHANGE
  27. EXAMPLE OF CHEMICAL CHANGE
    BURNING WOOD
  28. THERE ARE __ STATES OF MATTER
    3
  29. TWO OR ATOMS THAT ARE TOGETHER
    MOLECULES
  30. UNITS WE MEASURE LIQUID IN
    mL MILLILITERS
  31. the amount of gravity pushing down on an object
    WEIGHT
  32. combining two or more substances together, where each substance keeps its own properties and can be separated again
    MIXTURE