G6 Q1 L1: What are the Five States of Matter?

G6 Q1 L1: What are the Five States of Matter?

Matter

Is anything that occupies space and it has mass.

There are 5 States of Matter, See it on the next slides.

Solid

• It has a definite shape and volume

• They are not capable of flowing

• There is a very little space between particles

• Molecules of Solids stay in place

• Has the strongest force of attraction between particles

Liquid

• Has a definite volume but indefinite shape

• Capable of flowing

• Molecules in Liquid glide or slide with each other

• There are free spaces between the molecules for them to move

• Has a weak force of attraction between particles

Gas

• Has indefinite shape and volume

• Capable of flowing

• Molecules in Gas can move freely

• There are greater spaces between molecules for them to move freely

• Has the weakest force of attraction between particles

Plasma

• Has indefinite shape and volume

• Consists of highly charged particles with an extremely high kinetic energy that makes them glow

• It can be formed when noble or inert gases

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Long Quiz 20 Questions

Now that you have learned the five states of matter, Let's take a Comprehension Quiz.

1-5. Check Box

6-10. Multiple Choice

Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC)

• Is the newest state of matter introduced in 1995

• Atoms of this matter are exposed to extremely low temperature making it the movement of molecules in the element that almost stops

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Multiple Select

1.What are the statements here that is true about Solid?

• Has a definite shape and volume

• Has a weak force of attraction between particles

• Not capable of flowing

• Capable of flowing

Multiple Select

2.What are the examples of Solid?

• Water

• Book

• Juice

• Tablet

• Hydrogen

Multiple Select

3.What is Liquid?

• Has definite volume

• Has indefinite volume

Multiple Select

4.What are the Phases of Matter?

• Molecule

• Plasma

• Atom

• BEC

Multiple Select

5.What is the state of matter that has extremely high kinetic energy and has highly charged particles?

• Solid

• Plasma

• BEC

Multiple Choice

6.What is Matter?

• Anything that occupies mass and has space

• Anything that occupies space and has mass

• Anything that occupies space

• Anything that occupies mass

Multiple Choice

7.What is BEC?

• Oldest State

• Newest State

• Not Existing

Multiple Choice

8.What is Gas?

• Has indefinite shape and volume

• Has indefinite shape and has definite volume

Multiple Choice

9.What is not true about Solid?

• Has definite volume and shape

• Has definite shape but indefinite volume

Multiple Choice

10.What is not true about Gas?

• Molecules can move freely

• Molecules stay in place

That is the end of the Lesson.

I hope you've learned something today.

Bye.