Sophia, Ava, and Anika are at a party. Sophia is holding a cup of ice water and notices her warm hand becomes cold. How does the heat transfer?

From Sophia's warm hand to the cold cup.

From the cold cup to Sophia's hand

From the cold cup to the warm air at the party

From the ice in the cup to Sophia's hand

Abigail is conducting an experiment where she is heating a gas. What happens to the particles of the gas when they are heated?

They move closer together and speed up

During a winter camping trip, Nora, Emma, and Maya noticed that their water bottles started to freeze. This made them wonder what happens to the particles of water when the temperature decreases. They came up with four hypotheses. Which one is correct?

The particles slow down and move closer together

The particles speed up and move farther apart

The particles speed up and move closer together

The particles slow down and move farther apart

Mia, Ethan, and Abigail are at a beach on a hot summer day. They notice their wet clothes drying up quickly. Why does this evaporation occur?

Air particles bounce off the liquid particles on their clothes, giving them energy to evaporate

Liquid particles on their clothes bouncing off the sand

Liquid particles on their clothes don't want to hang out anymore

When the liquid on their clothes reaches a certain temperature

Why does condensation occur on the outside of a cold water bottle that Michael, Daniel, and Noah left out during their picnic?

Water vapor particles in the air slow down and become a liquid on the cold surface of the water bottle

Liquid particles from the water bottle diffuse through the bottle and appear on the outside

Heat energy from the sun causes the water bottle to become a liquid

The water bottle cools down and becomes a liquid

Avery, Mia, and Priya are studying the properties of substances. They noticed that when they heated a substance, it changed from a solid to a liquid and then to a gas. They are wondering how the gas and liquid states of the same substance are similar. Can you help them?

They have the same types of particles

They have different energy levels

They have different space between molecules

They have the same energy levels

William, Arjun, and Michael are discussing the properties of different types of matter. They all agree on certain points, but there is one statement they disagree on. Which of the following statements is NOT true of all different types of matter?

The particles always move at the same speed

They are made of atoms and molecules

The particles are always in motion

They are made of particles that are too small to see

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Priya is conducting a science experiment and claims she can create energy. Is this possible?

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