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States of Matter: Solid, Liquid, and Gases

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  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Liquid
  • Matter that has its own shape and takes up space
    solid
  • The less mass an object has, the harder it is to move. True or false?
    False
  • Name the device.
    Compression balance
  • A gas ... A. has a definite shape but no definite volume B. has a definite volume but no definite shape C. has fast-moving particles
    C. has fast-moving particles
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Gas
  • Definite shape and definite volume
    solid
  • The state of matter that has no definite size or shape is
    Gas
  • ___________ force is the pulling force on all objects towards the center of the Earth.
    Gravitational
  • Mention all state of matter
    solid, liquid, gas
  • The ___________ of an object is the quantity of matter in it.
    mass
  • State of matter with a definite shape and definite volume
    Solid
  • Mass is measured in __________ .
    Kilograms
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Solid
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Liquid
  • Which state of matter does this picture show?
    Solid
  • Name the device.
    Electronic balance
  • Spring balance is used to measure ______________ .
    weight
  • What is matter? A. Anything that has mass and volume B. The shape of an object C. How much an object weighs D. The pull of objects on one another
    A. Anything that has mass and volume
  • What state of matter does this picture show?
    Liquid
  • The mass of an object is the same wherever it is, but its weight can change. True or False?
    true
  • State of matter with no definite shape or volume
    Gas
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Liquid
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Gas
  • A _________________ can be used to measure weight.
    spring balance
  • Which state of matter does this picture show?
    gas
  • Name the device.
    Spring balance
  • Which state of matter does ice start as (before you cool it)?
    liquid
  • The __________ of an object measures how much gravitational force is acting on it. Weight or Mass?
    Weight
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Gas
  • Particles of a liquid ... A. are tightly packed together and stay in a fixed position. B. are free to move around one another but still touch.
    B
  • The unit of weight is ____________ .
    Newtons
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Solid
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Gas
  • What is the force that pulls an object to the ground?
    Gravitational force
  • What is the unit for the weight of an object?
    Newton
  • The mass of an object is the amount of matter in the object. True or False.
    True
  • Particles of a liquid... A. are tightly packed together and vibrate in place B. collide with one another C. vibrate and slide past each other
    vibrate and slide past each other
  • Water can change into solid, liquid, and a gas.
    Yes, It can
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Solid
  • Molecules are closest together in a
    Solid
  • State of matter with definite volume and no definite shape
    Liquid
  • Which has a greater distance between particles? A. solid B. liquid
    B. liquid
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Solid
  • Which state of matter has a definite shape?
    Solid
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Gas
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Liquid
  • Has a definite volume but not a definite shape
    liquid
  • A compression balance is used to measure the weight of an object. True or False.
    True
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Solid
  • Matter that always fills the shape in the entire container,
    gas
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Liquid
  • The more matter an object has, the _________ mass it has. Greater or Lesser?
    Greater
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