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Purpose: This is a diagnostic pre-assesment. Do your best—this is not for a grade.

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The particle model of solids, liquids and gases

Look around the room you are in. Everything you can see is made of matter. There are three different kinds of matter. These are solids, liquids and gases.

We use the properties of a material to help us decide whether a material is a solid, a liquid or a gas.

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They have properties of more than one state of matter.

They are not matter.

They are always gases inside.

Pre-assesment: The Particle Model (lesson 1)

Pre-assesment: The Particle Model (lesson 1)

The particle model of solids, liquids and gases

Write your name.

Select the idea that makes the most sense to you from the following:

Continuous vs particle model
True or False: If matter were continuous, you could cut a piece of matter in half forever and never reach a smallest piece.

Continuous vs particle model

The particle model of solids, liquids and gases

Write your name.

Select the idea that makes the most sense to you from the following:

Continuous vs particle model
True or False: If matter were continuous, you could cut a piece of matter in half forever and never reach a smallest piece.

Continuous vs particle model

Pre-assesment: The Particle Model (lesson 1)

Pre-assesment: The Particle Model (lesson 1)

The particle model of solids, liquids and gases

Write your name.

Select the idea that makes the most sense to you from the following:

Continuous vs particle modelTrue or False: If matter were continuous, you could cut a piece of matter in half forever and never reach a smallest piece.

Continuous vs particle model

The particle model of solids, liquids and gases

Write your name.

Select the idea that makes the most sense to you from the following:

Continuous vs particle modelTrue or False: If matter were continuous, you could cut a piece of matter in half forever and never reach a smallest piece.

Continuous vs particle model

Continuous vs particle model
True or False: If matter were continuous, you could cut a piece of matter in half forever and never reach a smallest piece.

Continuous vs particle model
True or False: If matter were continuous, you could cut a piece of matter in half forever and never reach a smallest piece.