States of Matter Final

Last updated over 3 years ago

7 questions

Note from the author:

Wyoming Standards 2022

Required

States of Matter Final

Last updated over 3 years ago

7 questions

Note from the author:

Wyoming Standards 2022

Required

Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

The particles in a liquid are:  far apart or packed loosely together.

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Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

The particles in a solid:  move freely or vibrate in place.

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Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

The particles in a gas are: spread far apart or tightly packed together.

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Solid
Liquid
Gas

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An ice cube is placed outside on a nice summer day. Predict what will happen.

The ice cube will _________   and change to a liquid state. This will happen because ____________   energy from the sun is added to the substance which causes a(an) _____________    in the ____________     energy of the particles.

Draw the molecules in each state of matter in the image below.

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This morning Shirley made fried eggs for breakfast. She cracked two eggs into a frying pan, turned on the stovetop, and cooked her eggs to perfection.
Use scientific language to describe what happened to the molecules in the egg and explain why.

States of Matter Final

States of Matter Final

Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

Sort each item into the correct category.

Draw the molecules in each state of matter in the image below.

This morning Shirley made fried eggs for breakfast. She cracked two eggs into a frying pan, turned on the stovetop, and cooked her eggs to perfection.
Use scientific language to describe what happened to the molecules in the egg and explain why.

Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

Sort each item into the correct category.

Draw the molecules in each state of matter in the image below.

This morning Shirley made fried eggs for breakfast. She cracked two eggs into a frying pan, turned on the stovetop, and cooked her eggs to perfection.
Use scientific language to describe what happened to the molecules in the egg and explain why.

States of Matter Final

States of Matter Final

Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

Sort each item into the correct category.

Draw the molecules in each state of matter in the image below.

This morning Shirley made fried eggs for breakfast. She cracked two eggs into a frying pan, turned on the stovetop, and cooked her eggs to perfection. Use scientific language to describe what happened to the molecules in the egg and explain why.

Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

Select the correct phrase to finish the sentence.

Sort each item into the correct category.

Draw the molecules in each state of matter in the image below.

This morning Shirley made fried eggs for breakfast. She cracked two eggs into a frying pan, turned on the stovetop, and cooked her eggs to perfection. Use scientific language to describe what happened to the molecules in the egg and explain why.

This morning Shirley made fried eggs for breakfast. She cracked two eggs into a frying pan, turned on the stovetop, and cooked her eggs to perfection.
Use scientific language to describe what happened to the molecules in the egg and explain why.

This morning Shirley made fried eggs for breakfast. She cracked two eggs into a frying pan, turned on the stovetop, and cooked her eggs to perfection.
Use scientific language to describe what happened to the molecules in the egg and explain why.