States of Matter

What is matter?

• Particles that make up solids only.

• Gravity.

• Anything that takes up space and has a mass.

• Anything that is visible.

What are the states of matter?

• Solids, liquids and solutions.

• Solids, liquids and gases.

• Solids and liquids only.

• Water and ice.

The shape of a solid is ...

• Fixed.

• Variable.

• Large.

• Rectangular.

Which state(s) of matter can be compressed (or squashed)?

• Solids, liquids and gases.

• Solid and liquids.

• Solids only.

• Gases only.

Which state(s) of matter changes to fit the shape of the container?

• Solids only.

• Liquids only.

• Gases only.

• Liquids and gases only.

How do we move from item (1) to item (2)?

• By melting it.

• By freezing it.

• By putting it in the fridge.

Moving from a liquid to a gas involves ...

• the absorption of heat energy.

• the release of heat energy.

• the absorption of cold energy.

• the release of cold energy.

Moving from liquid to solid requires ...

• the absorption of heat.

• the release of heat.

What process is happening in the following image:

• Freezing.

• Boiling.

• Evaporation.

• Condensation.

The process of sublimation (as shown in the image) involves the conversion of ...

• A liquid to a gas.

• A solid to a gas.

• A gas to a solid.

• A solid to a liquid.