What is matter?, Anything that has mass and occupies space, Only things we can see, Only solids and liquids, Anything that has mass and it is heavy, Which of these is made of matter?, Only animals, Only water, Everything around us, Only plants, What is mass?, The space an object occupies, The amount of matter in an object, The temperature of an object, Which instrument measures mass?, A weighing scale, A thermometer, A measuring jug, Which units do we use to measure mass?, Litres and millilitres, Degrees Celsius, Grams and kilograms, Which object usually has the greatest mass?, A pencil, A watermelon, A paper clip, What is volume?, The amount of space an object occupies, The amount of matter inside all the objects, How hot an object is and how heavy is it, Which instrument can we use to measure volume?, A weighing scale, A ruler, A measuring jug, Volume is measured in..., grams and kilograms, litres and millilitres, metres and centimetres, A jug contains 300 ml of water. You add an object and the water rises to 520 ml. What is the object's volume?, 200 ml, 220 ml, 123 ml, 820 ml, What are the three states of matter?, Hot, cold and warm, Heavy, light and soft, Solid, liquid and gas, How are particles arranged in a solid?, Very close together, Very far apart, They disappear, They move fast, How do particles move in a gas?, They cannot move at all, They move freely and are far apart, They stay in one place and move slowly, What usually happens to particles when temperature increases?, They disappear, They stop moving, They move faster, What usually happens to particles when temperature decreases?, They move more slowly, They become bigger, They disappear, What is melting?, Liquid changes into gas, Solid changes into liquid, Gas changes into liquid, What happens when water evaporates?, It becomes ice, It becomes a solid, It changes into water vapour, What is condensation?, Gas changes into liquid, Liquid changes into solid, Solid changes into gas, What is solidifying (freezing)?, Solid changes into liquid, Liquid changes into solid, Gas changes into liquid

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