New Mexico NM-ASR Science Grade 5 Practice Questions - New Mexico Assessment Of Science Readiness - Science, Grade 5 Exam

When a piece of paper is torn into many small pieces, what happens to the total amount of matter?

It stays the same; tearing is a physical change that does not create or destroy matter It decreases because each small piece weighs less It increases because there are now more pieces than before It cannot be measured after the paper is torn

Correct Answer:

It stays the same; tearing is a physical change that does not create or destroy matter

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