Concept 1.3 Unlimited Practice: States of Matter

Which state of matter does this model show?

• Solid

• Liquid

• Gas

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What state of matter does this model show?

• Solid

• Liquid

• Gas

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Which state of matter does this model show?

• Solid

• Liquid

• Gas

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As temperature increases, what happens to particles?

• They gain kinetic energy

• They lose kinetic energy

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As temperature decreases, what happens to particles?

• They speed up

• They slow down

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What is happening in this picture of ice melting?

• Molecules are speeding up

• Molecules are slowing down

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What is happening in this picture of water boiling?

• Molecules are gaining kinetic energy

• Molecules are losing kinetic energy

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State of matter with no definite shape or volume.

• solid
• liquid
• gas

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In this diagram, "State of Matter B" is a liquid. This means that it has:

• definite shape and volume.
• no definite shape or volume.
• definite volume, but changing shape.
• definite shape, but changing volume.

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If the tops were removed from the cylinders, the following would happen:

• The solid particles would spread out, leaving the container

• The liquid particles would spread out, leaving the container.

• The gas particles would spread out, leaving the container.

• The molecules from ALL would spread out, leaving their containers.

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