States of Matter
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- Q1The three properties of matter are ______________, _______________, ___________________.size, shape and weightheight, weight and shapevolume, weight and shapevolume, mass, and shape60s
- Q2All matter is made up of tiny particles called ________________________.massatomsprotonsenergy only60s
- Q3Volume is the amount of ___________ that matter takes up.massmatterspaceweight60s
- Q4Mass is the amount of ______________ an object has.weightmatterspacevolume60s
- Q5Liquids take the shape of their __________________.containergasliquidwhat shape it starts with60s
- Q6_____________ do not have definite shape, mass or volume.liquidssolidsgasesbuttons60s
- Q7____________ do not have definite shape, but they do have a definite volume.liquidsbookssolidsgases60s
- Q8____________ have definite shape and volumerain cloudsliquidsgasessolids60s
- Q9A __________ and ________ are examples of solidsjuice and pophat and socksclouds and airmilk and cookies60s
- Q10_________ and __________ are examples of liquidscoffee and popoxygen and airsoup and sandwichmilk and cookies60s
- Q11_________ and _________ are examples of gases.juice and milkchairs and bananasclouds and airoxygen and water60s
- Q12What state of matter are the molecules in the picture?solidliquidgaswater60s
- Q13What state of matter are the molecules in the picture?liquidgassolidballoon60s
- Q14What state of matter are the molecules in this picture?solidmilkgasliquid60s
- Q15What is a property of a liquid?molecules are close togethermolecules move very slowthere are no moleculescan pour from one container to another60s
