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  • This is the measure of the energy of motion of the particles in matter.
    Volume
    Temperature
    Weight
    Mass
  • This state of matter has particles that vibrate where they are.
    Liquids
    Solids
    Plasma
    Gases
  • True or False: Nitrogen changes from a liquid to a gas at the same temperature as water
    False
    True
  • The changing state of matter from a liquid to a gas is _________
    melting
    condensation
    evaporation
    freezing
  • A substance that has a definite volume, but not a definite shape is this.
    Gas
    Solid
    Liquid
    Plasma
  • Can you identify what this picture represents?
    condensation
    evaporation
    melting
    freezing
  • When a gas releases energy and the temperature goes down, it ____, or changes to a liquid.
    Evaporates
    Freezes
    Condenses
    Melts
  • True or False: Pressure is the result of moving molecules
    True
    False
  • Matter has both __________ and ______________.
    mass
    light
    volume
    odor
  • This state of matter does not have a definite shape or volume.
    Plasma
    Solid
    Gas
    Liquid
  • True or False: Molecules in a gas phase move faster than the same molecules in the liquid phase
    True
    False
  • Evaporation occurs when a liquid _______ energy.
    Gains
    Makes
    Reflects
     Loses
  • A balance is used to measure this.
    Length
    Volume
    Width
    Mass
  • A state of matter where the substance has a defined volume & takes the shape of the container
    Gas
    Liquid
    Solid
    Plasma
  • True or False: Energy causes changes in the phase of matter
    False
    True
  • Can you identify what this picture represents?
    melting
    condensation
    freezing
    evaporation
  • The particles in this move very quickly and are far apart from one another.  
    Liquids
    Gases
    Solids
    Plasma
  • A state of matter where atoms/molecules separate from each other & take a container's shape
    Solid
    Gas
    Plasma
    Liquid
  • Particles in a liquid cannot move as freely as the particles in this.....
    Liquids
    Solids
    Plasma
    Gases
  • A substance with a definite shape and volume with particles very close together.
    Solids
    Gases
    Liquids
    Plasma
  • True or False:  Gases can expand to take up more space and compress to take up less space.
    False
    True
  • True or False:  Different liquids may flow at different rates.
    False
    True
  • True or False? The Atoms or Molecules of solids have no motion.
    True
    False
  • When energy is lost by matter, the temperature of the matter _______________.
    decreases
    never changes
    increases
    stays the same
  • Can you identify what this picture represents?
    melting
    freezing
    condensation
    evaporation
  • Can you identify what this picture represents?
    freezing
    melting
    evaporation
    condensation
  • Can you identify what this picture represents?
    freezing
    condensation
    evaporation
    melting
  • As temperature increases, the particles in matter move ___________.
    Faster
    Vibrating
    Slower
    Up and Down Only
  • A state of matter where atoms/molecules hold their shape without a container
    Plasma
    Solid
    Liquid
    Gas
  • Evaporation is very similar to ______ because they both turn liquids into gases.
    Frying
    Cooking
    Smiling
    Boiling
  • Which of the following statements about absolute zero is correct?
    Absolute zero is 0º Fahrenheit.
    There is no molecular motion at Absolute zero
    Absolute zero is 0º Celsius.
    Maximum molecular motion occurs at Absolute zero
  • The changing state of matter from a gas to a liquid is ______ ?
    evaporation
    condensation
    melting
    freezing
  • These two states of matter both FLOW, moving from place to place.
    Solids and Liquids
    Solids and Plasma
    Gases and Liquids
    Solids and Gases
  • Can you identify what this picture represents?
    melting
    condensation
    evaporation
    freezing
  • Physical ___________ of matter can be used to describe and identify it.
    Liquids
    Parts
    Solids
    Properties
  • If a student notices liquid on the outside of a cold container. What will this represent?
    condensation
    evaporation
    freezing
    melting
  • True or False: Carbon dioxide can change directly from a solid to a gas
    True
    False
  • When a liquid releases enough energy, the liquid will ________________, and become a solid.
    Condense
    Freeze
    Evaporate
    Melt
  • Which statement correctly represents the relationship between molecular motion and pressure?
    greater molecular motion results in greater pressure
    Molecular motion is not related to the pressure
    None of the above
    greater molecular motion results in less pressure
  • What happens when you place a liquid in a freezer?
    None of the above
    Energy removed from the liquid remains in the freezer
    Energy from the liquid is exhausted outside of the freezer
    Energy from the freezer is absorbed by the liquid
  • The changing state of matter from a solid to a liquid is _______
    condensation
    melting
    freezing
    evaporation
  • Balloons float when filled with helium because helium has a lower ___ than the air around them.
    Temperature
    Mass
    Volume
    Density
  • What is "matter?
    Anything made up of atoms or molecules
    anything that has mass and occupies space
  • True or False: Energy must be removed from a liquid to change it into a solid.
    True
    False