Liquid

Question 1

In ———, the particles are closer to one another, nudging one another as they move.

Answer 1

liquids

Question 2

Since the particles are closer to one another, the attraction is stronger than those in gases.

Answer 2

liquids

Question 3

The particles move and change positions but not freely as those in a gas.

Answer 3

liquids

Question 4

As you observed in the activity, ——— can flow out of a container and can be poured into another while maintaining their volume. This happens because there are attractions among the particles of ——— which hold them together although not in fixed positions. These attractions also make it possible for ——— to have a definite volume.

Answer 4

liquids

Question 5

This is one major difference between ——— and ———, the particles are attracted to one another more strongly that the particles of gases are.

Answer 5

liquids

Question 6

Lower density.

Answer 6

Liquid

Question 7

Molecules will flow and glide……..

Answer 7

Liquid