Solids, Liquids, and Gases

Which kind of matter has its own shape?

• liquids

• solids

• gases

• water

What are the properties of a dime?

• soft, warm, copper

• shiny, metal, silver

• hard, fuzzy, white

• cool, wet, heavy

What can you use to measure the volume of a liquid?

• a scale

• a clock

• a ruler

• a measuring cup

Which of these is a solid?

• a book

• milk

• air

• . raindrop

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Gas is not always VISIBLE to the eye. What does VISIBLE mean?

• has its own shape

• has matter

• able to change

• able to be seen

How are liquids and gases alike?

• They both have their own shape.

• They can both take the shape of their containers.

• They do not have mass.

• They are both solids.

What has the greatest mass?

• a speck of dust

• a boulder

• a mountain

• a pebble

Which of these has the least mass?

• a crayon

• a gallon of milk

• a bicycle

• a laptop computer

A polished ring has a shiny LUSTER. What does LUSTER tell you about an object?

• its size and shape

• its type of matter

• how it changes in a liquid

• how much light bounces off of it

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What would probably happen if you poured a liquid onto a solid table?

• It would turn into a gas.

• It would spread out all over the table.

• It would keep the same shape.

• It would turn into a solid.