Solids, Liquids, Gases

Multiple Choice

A student is classifying items by their state of matter. Which items would they classify

as liquid?

• Soup

• Book

• Snow

• ice

Multiple Choice

Identify which object shows a liquid.

Multiple Choice

Which statement describes the state of matter of the jar and its contents?

• The jar is solid and the contents are liquid.

• The jar is clear and the contents are white.

• The jar is solid and the contents are soft.

• The jar is solid and the contents are solid.

Multiple Choice

A student is classifying items by their state of matter. Which items would they classify

as solid?

• Coffee

• snow

• soup

• Water

Multiple Choice

What title would be best for column A?

• Solid Materials

• Liquid Materials

• Flexible Materials

• Warm Materials

Multiple Choice

What title would be best for column B?

• Solid Materials

• Liquid Materials

• Flexible Materials

• Warm Materials

Multiple Choice

Solids, liquids, and gases are types of –

• foods

• medicine

• models

• matter

Multiple Choice

What state of matter is water when it freezes?

• Solid

• Liquid

• Gas

• Cold

Multiple Choice

Which of these objects are solids?

• Tea and air in the balloon

• Bread and air in the balloon

• Book and bread

• Milk and book

Multiple Choice

Bread and milk are both solids because they both keep their shape.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a solid?

• A backpack because it is flexible.

• A marble because it is smooth.

• Honey because it takes the shape of its container.

• Grains of sand because they fill a container.

Multiple Select

Which of the following best describes liquid?

Please select TWO answers

• Liquid keeps its shape.

• Liquid does not have its own shape.

• Liquid is hard and does not change.

• Liquid takes the shape of its container.

• Liquid fills the air around it.

Multiple Choice

Two students were classifying items by their relative temperature. Which items would

they classify as hot?

• bowl of soup

• ice tea

• ice cream

• snow

Multiple Choice

Which physical property do the objects have in common?

• Color

• Shape

• Texture

• Flexibilty

Multiple Choice

If you pour beads from a tall round container into a short square container, the beads

keep their shape as they are added to the new container because beads are a –

• gas

• light

• solid

• liquid

Match

Match the following

• Solid

• Liquid

• Gas

Book

Beads

Rocks

Water

Milk

Coffee

Air

• Book

  Beads

  Rocks

• Water

  Milk

  Coffee

• Air

Multiple Choice

Two students were discussing matter. The first student said that sand is a solid. The

student is correct because –

• sand takes the shape of its container when poured.

• sand fills the air around it.

• sand has a definite shape.

• sand does not have a definite shape.

Multiple Choice

When you put water in a balloon, the water–

• Disappears immediately.

• turns to air and fills the space.

• floats away and leaves the balloon flat.

• takes the shape of the balloon.

Multiple Choice

Which statement about the states of matter is true?

• Gases and liquids each have a definite shape when poured.

• Gases and solids keep their shape in a new container.

• Solids take the shape of their container.

• Gases spread out and do not have a definite shape.

Multiple Choice

Which of these is a gas?

• Ice Cream

• Steam from a pot

• cake

• money

Multiple Choice

Which of these statements describes the states of matter shown in the image?

• The balloon is a liquid attached to a solid and filled with a gas.

• The balloon is a gas attached to a solid and filled with a liquid.

• The balloon is a solid attached to a gas and filled with a gas.

• The balloon is a solid attached to a solid and filled with a gas.