The three states of matter are:, gas, solid, energy, space, electricity, liquid, Which TWO statements describe the properties of a solid?, A solid takes the shape of its container., A solid has a definite shape and volume., A solid spreads out to fill any space., A solid cannot be seen., The particles are tightly packed together in a fixed arrangement., The particles are close together but can move around each other., Which TWO statements describe the properties of a liquid?, A liquid keeps its own shape no matter what container it is in., A liquid does not take up space., A liquid takes the shape of its container but has a definite volume., A liquid cannot be seen., The particles are close together in a fixed arrangement., The particles are loosely packed together but can move around each other., Which TWO statements describe the properties of a gas?, A gas has its own shape., A gas has a fixed size and shape., A gas has no definite shape or volume., A gas can only be found outside., The particles are far apart and move freely in all directions., The particles are close together but can move around each other., Which statement is true about the particles that make up all matter?, Particles are large enough to see without a microscope., Particles can only be seen when matter is a solid., Particles are too small to be seen, but they make up all matter., Particles can only be found in liquids and gases., What causes water to change into a solid?, increasing the temperature (adding heat), the surrounding air, decreasing the temperature (removing heat), the location of the experiment, What happens to water during evaporation?, It changes from a liquid to a gas., It changes from a liquid to a solid., It changes from a gas to a liquid., It changes from a solid to a liquid., What happens to water during condensation?, It changes from a liquid to a gas., It changes from a liquid to a solid., It changes from a gas to a liquid., It changes from a solid to a liquid., What will happen to a Popsicle if you put it outside during the summer?, It will melt and change to a liquid., It will not change., It will change to a solid., It will change to a gas., At which temperature does water freeze?, 0 degrees Celsius, 50 degrees Celsius, 10 degrees Celsius, 100 degrees Celsius, At which temperature does water boil?, 0 degrees Celsius, 50 degrees Celsius, 10 degrees Celsius, 100 degrees Celsius, What causes boiling water in a pan to slowly disappear?, The heat from the pan causes the water to melt., Because the water is rapidly boiling, it spills out of the pan., The heat from the pan causes the water molecules to pack tightly together., Heat causes liquid to become water vapor, which is a gas., What causes water to change into a gas?, increasing the temperature (adding heat), decreasing the temperature (removing heat), the surrounding air, the location of the experiment, True or False: Ice cubes are loosely packed water molecules that take on the shape of its container., True, False, True or False: Steam is made up of loosely packed water molecules that does not have a defined shape or volume., True, False, What is another name for water in a gaseous state?, steam or water vapor, sleet, snow, ice, What is ice?, any frozen liquid, water as a liquid, water as a gas, water as a solid, Ice cubes are placed in an empty glass container. After an hour, the ice cubes have changed to liquid water. Which property of matter is shown by this change?, A solid holds its shape. A liquid takes the shape of its container., A solid takes the shape of its container. A liquid holds its shape., The volume of a solid can be measured. The volume of a liquid cannot be measured., The volume of a solid cannot be measured. The volume of a liquid can be measured., A student tries to stretch two different objects. The table shows what happens to each object. Which comparison is correct?, Object 1 is heavier than Object 2., Object 1 is flexible, while Object 2 is not., Object 1 is in a different state than Object 2., Object 1 has a rough texture, while Object 2 has a smooth texture., The table shows how the properties of clay are affected when a piece of clay is molded into different shapes. Which argument best supports the idea that color of clay is a fixed property?, The color of clay changes when it is heated., The color of clay remains the same even when its shape changes., The color of clay is different from the color of clay after being flattened., The color of clay is affected by the temperature of the clay.

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