How Can I Smell Things? Lesson Set 1-5

An ice cube, a brick, and a table are all examples of a

• liquid

• solid

• gas

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Apple juice, coffee, and vinegar are all examples of a

• liquid

• solid

• gas

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Why is it important to study the properties of matter?

• Every form of matter has its own specific set of properties that make it unique.

• The properties of matter help us understand how to make things from that matter.

• all of the above

• none of the above

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What happens to water molecules when they freeze from a liquid to a solid?

• The molecules slow down

• The molecules move faster

• The molecules stop moving

• The number of molecules increases

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When you boil water, the steam that is made is actually

• gaseous water

• air

• hydrogen and nitrogen

• carbon dioxide

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What is the image modeling?

• gas compression

• gas expansion

• condensation

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When gases are _________, the amount of space between the molecules decreases.

• expanded

• compressed

• heated

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Anything that has volume and mass is matter.

• True

• False

What state of matter has a rigid, fixed shape and fixed volume?

• solid

• liquid

• gas

• plasma

What state of matter adapts to its container, has no fixed shape, but can have a fixed volume?

• solid

• liquid

• gas

• plasma