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What are the three phases in which water can exist?

• Liquid, solid, and plasma

• Liquid, solid, and gas

• Solid, gas, and plasma

• Liquid, gas, and plasma

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In which phase are water molecules tightly packed and can only move in place?

• Liquid phase

• Gas phase

• Solid phase

• Plasma phase

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Match the following descriptions with the behavior of water molecules in different phases.

• Gas phase

• They flow slowly

• Solid phase

• They are tightly packed and move in place

• Ice phase

• They move around a lot and don't stay next to each other

• Liquid phase

• They form a rigid structure

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What natural event is responsible for forming slot canyons like Antelope Canyon?

• Earthquakes

• Flash floods

• Volcanic eruptions

• Glacial movement

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Water is in the (a)   phase when it is in the air in the desert.

• Solid
• Liquid
• Gas
• Plasma

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What happens to water vapor when it is forced high into the sky where temperatures are cooler?

• It evaporates

• It remains as vapor

• It changes into a liquid

• It turns into ice

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What causes water vapor to become droplets of liquid water?

• Cooling of water vapor

• Heating of water vapor

• Absorption by the ground

• Evaporation into the air

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What natural features are created by the combination of glaciers and hot rock in Iceland?

• Volcanoes

• Glacier caves

• Hot springs

• Geysers

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What causes the ice at the bottom of a glacier to melt and form tunnels?

• Sunlight

• Wind

• Volcanically heated rock

• Rain

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What happens to the molecules of ice when it meets hot rock?

• They become more rigid.

• They gain more freedom to move around.

• They freeze completely.

• They evaporate instantly.

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