Solids, Liquids and Gases

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What happens to the particles in a solid?

• They are spread far apart and move freely.

• They are packed closely together and vibrate in place.

• They move quickly and change direction constantly.

• They fill the entire container they are in.

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Why can’t the particles in a solid move freely?

• The forces between the particles are weak.

• The particles are too far apart to move.

• The forces between the particles are strong.

• The particles are only loosely packed.

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Which of the following is NOT a property of solids?

• Always takes the shape of the container

• High density

• Hard to compress

• Definite shape

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Why are solids difficult to compress?
A) Because their particles can move freely.
B) Because the particles are tightly packed together.
C) Because they have low density.
D) Because they can change shape easily.

• Because they can change shape easily.

• Because they have low density.

• Because their particles can move freely.

• Because the particles are tightly packed together.

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What is the process called when a solid turns directly into a gas?

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Which of the following is an example of a solid transforming into a liquid?

• Ice melting into water

• Salt dissolving in water

• Steam condensing into water

• Water evaporating into vapor

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How do the particles in a liquid behave?

• They are tightly packed and vibrate in place.

• They move freely and fill the entire container.

• They are far apart and move very quickly.

• They are fairly close together and move slightly.

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What is one difference between a liquid and a solid?

• B) Liquids can easily be compressed, while solids cannot.
• A) Liquids have a definite shape, while solids do not.
• D) Liquids are less dense than solids.
• C) Liquids flow and take the shape of their container, while solids do not.

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Which statement is true about liquids?

• Liquids can only exist in solid form.

• Liquids have a fixed volume but no shape.

• Liquids cannot flow or move.

• Liquids take the shape of the container they are in.

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Why are liquids difficult to compress?

• Because the particles are in a fixed position.

• Because the particles are loosely arranged.

• Because the particles are highly attracted to each other.

• Because the particles flow and have little space between them.

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What happens when a liquid absorbs heat and reaches its boiling point?

• It turns into a solid.

• It stays a liquid.

• It becomes more dense.

• It becomes a gas.

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At what temperature does water boil?

• 100°C

• 25°C

• 100°F

• 0°C

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How do the particles in a gas behave?

• They are tightly packed and vibrate in place.

• They are fairly close together and move slightly.

• They are stuck together and cannot move.

• They are far apart and move quickly in all directions.

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Which statement is true about gases?

• Gases have a definite volume.

• Gases cannot be compressed at all.

• Gases take the shape of their container.

• Gases are solid at room temperature.

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Why can gases be easily compressed?

• Because their particles are in a fixed position.
• Because their particles are heavy and dense.
• Because their particles are far apart.

• Because their particles are in a liquid state.

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What is the density of gases like compared to solids and liquids?
A) Gases have a higher density than solids.
B) Gases have a higher density than liquids.
C) Gases have a lower density because there are fewer particles in a large space.
D) Gases have the same density as solids and liquids.

• Gases have a higher density than liquids.

• Gases have a higher density than solids.

• Gases have a lower density because there are fewer particles in a large space.

• Gases have the same density as solids and liquids.

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What process turns a gas into a liquid?

• Evaporation
• Condensation

• Melting
• Ionization

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What is an example of gas turning directly into a solid?

• Frost forming on a window

• Vapor condensing into liquid

• Ice sublimating

• Water freezing