States of Matter Practice

For solids...................

• Particles move freely and collide constantly

• Particles slip past each other

• Particles vibrate in place

• Particles do not move

For Liquids...................

• Particles move freely and collide constantly

• Particles slip past each other

• Particles vibrate in place

• Particles do not move

For Gases..................

• Particles move freely and collide constantly

• Particles slip past each other

• Particles vibrate in place

• Particles do not move

In all substances, particles are always moving. This movement is called:

• movement energy

• kinetic energy

• inter molecular force

• potential energy

Which phase of matter is characterized as being able to conduct electricity, charged with a current and magnetic

• solid

• liquid

• gas

• plasma

What two factors determine the state of matter of a substance?

• energy and position

• position and movement

• molecular attraction of the particles and energy

• weight and density

Temperature and kinetic energy have a _____________ relationship. As one goes up the other goes up or as one goes down the other goes down.

• negative

• positive, direct

• inverse

• action

A solid changing directly to a gas is called.....

• sublimation

• deposition

• vaporization

• evaporation

A gas changing directly to a solid is called.....

• sublimation

• deposition

• vaporization

• evaporation

Scientists describe solid, liquids and gases at the atomic level by their......

• size

• weight

• ordered particle arrangement

• feel to the touch