Properties of Water Review

Which of the following does NOT use water in its liquid state?

• bathing

• boating

• cooking

• figure skating

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Which of these shows how frozen water changes as the temperature of the air increases?

• solid to liquid to gas

• liquid to solid to gas

• gas to liquid to solid

• solid to gas to liquid

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How are solids different from liquids?

• solids do not have a fixed shape

• liquids do not have a fixed shape

• liquids do not freeze

• solids do not melt

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Riley has a cup of water. He knows that water can change state when energy is added or removed. Which of the following actions would add energy to the cup of water?

• put the cup in the freezer

• put the cup outside in the sun

• leave the cup of water outside in his patio on a cold night

• pour the water down the sink

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Water is matter made up of particles. Which statement best describes how water particles are arranged in the different states of matter?

• the particles in a gas are closer together than the particles in a solid

• the particles in a solid are farther apart than the particles in a liquid

• the particles in a liquid are closer together than the particles in a solid

• the particles in a solid are closer together than the particles in a gas

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What is the process called when energy is taken away from water vapor?

• freezing

• evaporation

• condensation

• melting

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What happens when liquid water turns into water vapor?

• it evaporates

• it melts

• it freezes

• it condenses

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Freezing is the process of

• energy being taken away from water vapor.

• energy being added to ice.

• energy being added to water.

• energy being taken away from water.

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Olivia placed an ice cube on a plate. The ice cube changed from a solid to a liquid. What happened to the amount of matter in the ice cube?

• it decreased

• it stayed the same

• it increased

• it quadrupled

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Melting is the process of

• energy being taken away from a solid.

• energy being added to a solid.

• energy being taken away from a liquid.

• energy being added to a liquid.

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