The three main states of matter are:

Liquid, Plasma, Bose-Einstein Condensate

The difference between a solid, liquid and gas is:

Their shapes and volumes are different.

There is no difference between them.

A change from solid to liquid state

A change from liquid to gas state

A change from gas to solid state

A change from liquid to solid state

the process of a liquid turning into a solid

the process of a solid turning into a liquid

the process of a gas turning into a liquid

the process of a solid turning into a gas

the process of a liquid turning into a gas

the process of a solid turning into a liquid

the process of a gas turning into a solid

the process of a liquid turning into a solid

the process of a gas turning into a liquid

the process of a liquid turning into a gas

the process of a solid turning into a liquid

the process of a liquid turning into a solid

Temperature affects the state of matter by:

Changing solids to liquids or gases and vice versa

Changing the color of substances

Changing the mass of substances

What happens to the particles of matter when it changes state?

They change their arrangement and movement

How does the movement of particles differ between solids and liquids?

Particles in solids vibrate in place, while particles in liquids move more freely.

Particles in solids move freely, while particles in liquids are fixed in place.

Particles in both solids and liquids move freely.

Particles in both solids and liquids are fixed in place.

How does the movement of particles differ between solids and gas?

Particles in solids vibrate in place, while particles in gases move freely and rapidly.

Particles in solids move freely, while particles in gases are fixed in place.

Particles in both solids and gases move at the same speed.

Particles in gases do not move, while particles in solids move rapidly.

The movement of particles in a gas differs from that in a liquid because:

Particles in a gas move more freely and rapidly than in a liquid.

Particles in a liquid move more freely and rapidly than in a gas.

Particles in both move at the same speed.

Particles in a gas do not move at all.

the energy that comes from heat

Give an example of Conduction.

A metal spoon getting hot when placed in a pot of boiling water

Light passing through a glass window

What is the difference between a conductor and an insulator?

A conductor allows electric current to flow easily, while an insulator does not.

A conductor does not allow electric current to flow, while an insulator does.

Both conductors and insulators allow electric current to flow easily.

Neither conductors nor insulators allow electric current to flow.

Which of the following are 3 of the 7 types of energy?

Nuclear, Electrical, Gravitational

What are the two mechanical energies for movement?

Kinetic energy and potential energy

Thermal energy and sound energy

Chemical energy and electrical energy

Light energy and nuclear energy

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