States of Matter

Matter is anything that takes up _________ and has ___________.

Choose 2 Answers

• Space

• Movement

• Color

• Mass

• Liquid

If you can observe it with your senses it is a _______________ property.

• Chemical

• Biological

• Physical

• Mental

Iron reacts with water and oxygen to create rust. Is this an example of a physical property or a chemical property?

• Physical Property

• Chemical Property

• Both

• Neither

• All of the Above

Chemical properties describe what happens when...

• One matter mixes with another matter

• One solid mixes with a liquid

• One liquid mixes with a gas

• One matter reacts with another matter

Your desk is hard and feels smooth.

Is this a description of physical properties or chemical properties?

• Physical

• Chemical

• Both

• Neither

Sam created a homemade volcano. He built an upside down cone made of papier mache. He poured baking soda and vinegar inside of the cone. When the two substances combined, they quickly bubbled up and out of the volcano.

Does this reaction demonstrate a physical property or a chemical property?

• Physical

• Chemical

Which states of matter have particles that fill the shape of their containers?

• Solid

• Liquid

• Gas

Which states of matter have a definite volume (it's size does not change based on the container)?

• Solid

• Liquid

• Gas

Liana opened up a can of soda and poured it into a glass. At first it was fizzy and had lots of bubbles. Later, all of those bubbles were gone and the soda tasted flat. What happened to the bubbles?

• They fell back into the soda

• They spread out into the room

• They are at the bottom of the glass

• They became condensation on the outside of the glass.

Guess my state of matter.

I always have the same volume.

I don't always have the same shape.

• Solid

• Liquid

• Gas