Changes in Matter

Jay put water into a cup and then put it in the freezer and it became ice. How did the water change?

• the water changed from liquid to solid

• the water changed from liquid to gas

• the water changed from solid to liquid

• the water changed from gas to liquid

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NGSS.MS-PS1-4

Fern placed a glass of ice water on the table and left it for 10 minutes. When she came back, she notices there was water on the outside of the glass. What caused this?

• the water vapor melted into water on the cold glass

• the water vapor condensed into a liquid on the cold glass

• the water vapor froze into ice on the cold glass

• the water vapor evaporated into gas on the cold glass

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What happens to liquid water when heat is removed?

• the water will boil

• the water will condense

• the water will freeze

• the water will evaporate

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What change of state happens during evaporation?

• gas to a liquid

• gas to a solid

• liquid to a gas

• solid to a liquid

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What needs to happen for condensation to take place?

• heat needs to be removed

• heat is added

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What will happen to water if it goes through high heat?

• it will condense

• it will melt

• it will freeze

• it will boil

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NGSS.MS-PS1-4

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Barry and Kenna carried out the same experiment at different times. They compared

their data and found they had different results. Which is the best way for them to

find out whose results are correct?

• choose the results they like best and write a conclusion

• have a friend carry out the experiment using a different procedure

• ask their teacher

• repeat the experiment together

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NGSS.MS-PS2-5

What is the change of state from a gas to a liquid called?

• freezing

• melting

• evaporation
• condensation

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Everyday at 9 am, a class measured the air temperature outside. each student in the class recorded thei temperature in their own data table. What should they do after they record the temperature?

• compare and share the data with other students

• keep the data to themselves

• make an opinion about another student's data

• remove the data that does not support their prediction

What is happening to the ice in the picture?

• it is freezing

• it is melting

• it is not doing anything

• it is boiling

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