Reversible Changes in Matter

What happens to ice when it melts?

• Ice turns into water.

• Ice turns into air.

• Ice turns into rocks.

• Ice turns into fire.

What is the result of freezing juice?

• The juice becomes frozen.

• The juice evaporates

• The juice turns into a solid

• The juice becomes carbonated

What is the opposite of melting ice?

• freezing ice

• evaporating ice

• boiling ice

• burning ice

When water is heated, what state of matter does it change into?

• solid

• liquid

• plasma

• gas

What happens to juice when it is frozen?

• It turns into a gas.

• It solidifies and becomes slushy.

• It remains liquid but becomes thicker.

• It changes color but stays in liquid form.

What happens when you freeze water?

• it turns to a solid

• it turns to a liquid

• it turns into a gas

• evaporation

What happens to crayons when they are heated?

• they turn to solid

• they turn to liquid

• they turn to gas

• nothing happens

Which one is an example of an irreversible change?

• melting crayons

• boiling water

• chopping wood

• freezing juice

Which is an example of an irreversible change?

• slicing bread

• building legos

• melting ice

• building blocks