Matter, Physical and Chemical Changes

Matter is anything that has weight and takes up ____________.

• karate

• space

• volume

• density

Characteristics used to identify or describe types of matter are called what?

• traits

• properties

• ideas

• observations

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The states of matter are examples of physical properties. The THREE states of matter are solids, liquids, and ___________.

• gases

• magnets

• particles

• steam

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Matter is made of tiny particles that are full of different amounts of energy depending on the state of matter. Look at the picture. The particles of which state of matter is being shown?

• solid

• liquid

• gas

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Matter is made of tiny particles that are full of different amounts of energy depending on the state of matter. Look at the picture. The particles of which state of matter is being shown?

• solid

• liquid

• gas

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NGSS.MS-PS1-4

Matter is made of tiny particles that are full of different amounts of energy depending on the state of matter. Look at the picture. The particles of which state of matter is being shown?

• solid

• liquid

• gas

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When heat or energy is added to a solid, what state of matter is the result? Use the diagram to help you answer.

• It will remain a solid.

• It will turn into a liquid.

• It will turn into a gas.

• It will vaporize.

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When a liquid material slowly loses heat, what state of matter will be the result? Use the diagram to help you answer.

• It will solidify.

• It will fuse into a liquid

• It will condense into a liquid.

• It will turn into a vapor.

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When a cover is placed on a pot of boiling water, which process occurs and what is the resulting state of matter?

• evaporation occurs and a gas is formed.

• freezing occurs and a solid is formed.

• condensation occurs and a liquid is formed.

• vaporization occurs and a gas is formed.

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Look at the picture. A chemical change is taking place. Which accurately describes this chemical change?

• The wick of the candle is giving off light as it burns.

• The wax is running down the side of the candle.

• The wax is changing from a solid to a liquid.

• The candle is getting shorter.

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