Which of the following statements describes a solid?

It takes the shape of its container

Its particles are free to move around the room

Its particles are not attracted to each other

Which of the following statements describes a liquid?

It takes the shape of its container

It expands to completely fill the entire container

Its particles are locked in position and don't move

Which of the following statements describes a gas?

It takes the shape of its container

Which of the following statements describes a gas?

It expands its volume to take the shape of its container

Its particles are locked in position and do not move

Which of the following statements describes a gas?

It becomes the shape of its container

Its particles can only move a little bit

Which of the following statements describes a liquid?

It becomes the volume of its container

Its volume is constant only if it is in the same shape

Its volume can change depending on the shape of the conatainer

Which of the following statements is not true?

Particles of a gas are locked in position.

Particles of a gas move independently and collide frequently.

Particles of a solid vibrate in place.

Particles of a liquid can move past one another.

What happens to the particles when a liquid becomes a gas?

The particles move more quickly.

The particles move closer together.

Which of the following statements describes a solid?

It becomes the volume of its container

Its volume is constant only if it is in the same shape

Its volume can change depending on the shape of the conatainer

Which of the following statements describes evaporation?

Evaporation is a form of vaporization

Evaporation occurs in a liquid below its boiling point

Evaporation occurs at the surface of a liquid

In a gaseous state, particles

move independently of one another.

move fast enough to break away completely from one another.

Which of the following describes the tiny particles that make up matter?

They are sometimes not in motion.

If you were to put an inflated balloon in a freezer for about 10 minutes, the balloon would have

shrunk because gas volume decreases as temperature decreases.

grown because gas volume increases as temperature decreases.

stayed the same size because temperature does not affect the volume of a gas.

stayed the same size because temperature does not affect the pressure of a gas.

Which of the following statements is NOT true?

Particles of a gas are locked in position.

Particles of a gas move independently and collide frequently.

Particles of a solid vibrate in place.

Particles of a liquid can move past one another.

In a solid, the particles

overcome the strong attraction between them.

move independently of one another.

States of Matter and Phase Changes

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Which state of matter has particles arranged like this?

solid

liquid

gas

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Which state of matter has particles arranged like this?

solid

liquid

gas

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which state of matter has particles arranged like this?

solid

liquid

gas

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Which state of matter has particles that are stuck in one spot but vibrate?

solid

liquid

gas

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which state of matter has particles that are still close together, but can move around each other?

solid

liquid

gas

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which state of matter has particles that are very far apart and zing around?

solid

liquid

gas

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Air is an example of a

solid

liquid

gas

plasma

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Which state of matter has particles arranged like this?

Which state of matter has particles arranged like this?

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Which state of matter has particles that are still close together, but can move around each other?

Which state of matter has particles that are very far apart and zing around?

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