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  • What is happening to this chocolate?
    It is melting. (Changing from a solid to a liquid).
  • Do solids have a shape?
    Yes, they do.
  • What happens to the water when we dry clothes?
    It evaporates / evaporation. (The water on the clothes changes from a liquid to a gas.)
  • Electrical conductor or insulator?
    Electrical insulator
  • Electrical conductor or insulator?
    Electrical insulator
  • Electrical conductor or insulator?
    Electrical conductor
  • What state of matter are these rock? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
    They are solid.
  • What state of matter is a Pokemon card? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
    It's a solid.
  • What state of matter is oil? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
    It's a liquid.
  • How do you make water melt? (change from a solid to a liquid)
    You add thermal energy. (Heat it up)
  • What state of matter is this? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
    It's a solid. (Ice is solid water).
  • TRUE OR FALSE: Electricity DOESN'T pass through electrical insulators easily.
    TRUE: electrical insulators don't let electricity pass.
  • Do solids always have the same volume?
    Yes, they do.
  • What is the process of changing from a liquid to a gas?
    Evaporation.
  • What happens to orange juice when we make ice lollies?
    It freezes. / Freezing. (The juice changes from liquid to solid).
  • Give an example of something that is matter.
    Many options (anything we can see, touch, or smell and more is matter)
  • What state of matter is an ice lolly? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
    It's a solid.
  • What do we call the energy we get from hot things?
    Thermal energy or heat.
  • Electrical conductor or insulator?
    Electrical conductor
  • What happens to an ice lolly in our mouth?
    It melts. / melting (It changes from solid to liquid)
  • When we make salt from sea water, what happens to the water?
    It evaporates. (It changes from a liquid to a gas.)
  • What state of matter is INSIDE the balloons? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
    It's a gas. (The ballons are full of helium)
  • What state of matter is honey? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
    It's a liquid.
  • What state of matter is cold butter? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
    It's a solid.
  • What state of matter is this? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
    It's a liquid. (Lava is liquid rock).
  • TRUE OR FALSE: Electricity DOESN'T pass through electrical conductors easily.
    FALSE: Electricity  DOES pass through electrical conductors easily.
  • What is the process of changing from a solid to a liquid?
    Melting.
  • What are the three states of matter?
    The three states of matter are solid, liquid, and gas.
  • How do you make water freeze. (change from a liquid to a solid)
    You take away (remove) thermal energy. ( Cool it down).
  • TRUE or FALSE: Energy produces all the changes around you.
    TRUE
  • Do liquids always have the same volume?
    Yes, they do.
  • What is happening to this hot water?
    It is freezing. (It changes from a liquid to a solid).
  • TRUE or FALSE: Energy can change from one form (type) to another.
    TRUE
  • Do gasses always have the same volume? (use the same amount of space)
    No, they don't. They fill the container they are in.
  • What state of matter is this? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
    It's a gas.
  • What happens to the water in the kettle when the water boils?
    It evaporates / evaporation. (When at kettle boils, water turns from liquid to gas)
  • Do liquids have a shape?
    No, they don't. They take the shape of the container they are in.
  • Electrical conductor or insulator?
    Electrical conductor
  • What is the process of changing from a liquid to a solid?
    Freezing.
  • What state of matter is ocean water? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
    It's a liquid.
  • What state of matter is this? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
    It's a liquid.
  • TRUE or FALSE: The sun produces thermal energy.
    TRUE.
  • Electrical conductor or insulator?
    Electrical insulator
  • Do gasses have a shape?
    No, they don't. They take the shape of the container they are in.
  • What state of matter is this? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
    It's a gas. (Clouds are mostly made of water vapour.)
  • What is happening to the butter?
    It is melting.