States Of Matter

Question 1

Solids

Answer 1

Stone
Metal
Glass
Plastic
Paper

Question 2

Liquids

Answer 2

Water
Orange juice

Question 3

Gases

Answer 3

Air
Steam

Question 4

Solids

Answer 4

Shape= Fixed shape
Compressibility= Can’t be compressed
Volume= Fixed volume
Ability to flow= Don’t flow

Question 5

Liquids

Answer 5

Shape= Match the shape of their container from the bottom up
Compressibility= Can’t be compressed significantly
Volume= Fixed volume
Ability to flow= Flow easily

Question 6

Gases

Answer 6

Shape= Spread out to match the shape of their whole container
Compressibility= can be compressed
Volume= Match the volume of their container
Ability to flow= Diffuse ( Spread out until equally distributed throughout a container)

Question 7

The particle model (why do different states of matter have different properties?)

Answer 7

1. All matter is made up of tiny particles.
2. These particles can be represented by small, solid spheres.
3. The three states of matter have different arrangements of their particles.