Compare and group everyday materials based on their simple physical properties
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Question 1 of 3
A clear plastic water bottle and a clear glass jar are placed side by side. Which statement correctly tells one property they share and one property that is different?
Question 2 of 3
Which pair of everyday materials would a scientist group together because they are both transparent?
Question 3 of 3
Ms. Rivera puts four everyday items on the table: a clear plastic lid, a white piece of paper, a metal fork, and a small magnet. She asks the class to sort them into two groups using one physical property. Which statement best explains why the clear plastic lid and the piece of paper should be placed in the same group?
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