Properties and States of Matter

What is everything around us made of?

• solids

• matter

• materials

• observable properties

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Which are the 3 states of matter?

• solids

• liquids

• materials

• gases

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What definition describes a solid?

• a material that has a set shape and does not take the shape of its container

• a material that spreads out to fill a container and usually can not be seen

• a material that drips and flows and takes the shape of its container

• a material that hard a rough texture and is flexible

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NGSS.MS-PS1-4

What definition describes a liquid?

• a material that has a set shape and does not take the shape of its container

• a material that has a set shape and does not take the shape of its container

• a material that drips and flows and takes the shape of its container

• a material that hard a rough texture and is flexible

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What definition describes a gas?

• a material that has a set shape and does not take the shape of its container

• a material that spreads out to fill a container and usually can not be seen

• a material that drips and flows and takes the shape of its container

• a material that hard a rough texture and is flexible

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Which are examples of solids?

• air, steam, fog

• water, juice, paint

• a table, paper, play-doh

• ice, water, steam

Which are examples of liquids?

• air, steam, fog

• water, juice, paint

• a table, paper, play-doh

• ice, water, steam

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Which are examples of gases?

• air, steam, fog

• water, juice, paint

• a table, paper, play-doh

• ice, water, steam

How can states of matter change?

• by changing their location

• by changing their texture

• by changing their temperature

• by changing their observable properties

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How are liquids and gases alike?

• Both liquids and gases are invisible.

• Both liquids and gases do not have their own shape.

• Both liquids and gases have their own shape.

• Both liquids and gases drip and flow.