States of Matter Review
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Matter is anything and everything that takes up ________________. | Space
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| What are the three states of matter? | Solid, Liquid, and Gas
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| The tiny particles that make up matter are called... | Molecules
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| When water gets too hot it ____________________ and turns into a gas. | Evaporates
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| Solids, Liquids, and Gases can change their state of matter (or their form or shape) when they are exposed to different temperatures. True or False | True
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| Molecules that are tightly packed together and form a definite shape is called a... | Solid
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| Oxygen, helium, steam, bubbles, and carbon dioxide are types of... | Gases
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| When water is frozen it is a... | Solid
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| Molecules that move around some and take the shape of the container it is poured in is called a... | Liquid
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| When ice melts, it becomes a... | Liquid
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| A cup, book, rock, chair, ice, sand, and table are examples of a... | Solid
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| When water evaporates it becomes a... | Gas
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| Molecules that are spread farther apart and move around quickly and freely is called a... | Gas
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| Water, juice, raindrops, milk, gasoline, and shampoo are examples of a... | Liquid
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| What type of matter is found inside a balloon? | Gas
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| Gasoline is an example of a... | Liquid
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| Snow flakes are in what state of matter? | Solid
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| When ice cream melts, it becomes a... | Liquid
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| Carbon dioxide is a... | Gas
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| Helium is a... | Gas
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| Steam from boiling water is a... | Gas
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| Raindrops are in which state of matter? | Liquid
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| Juice is in which state of matter? | Liquid
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| Oxygen is a... | Gas
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| A Chair is a... | Solid
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