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States of Matter: Solid, Liquid, and Gases

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  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Solid
  • What material property helps objects float on water?
    low density
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Liquid
  • What property describes how easily a material can be scratched or worn down?
    hardness
  • Which state of matter is least rigid?
    gas
  • Can you compress water easily
    false
  • If a material keeps its shape when pushed, is it rigid
    true
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Solid
  • Which property means a material cannot bend easily?
    rigidity
  • Which state of matter has both low rigidity and high fluidity
    liquid
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Gas
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Gas
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Liquid
  • State of matter with a definite shape and definite volume
    Solid
  • 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 represents?
    Solid
  • Can water be compressed easily?
    no, it is not compressible
  • Materials that can flow easily have high what
    fluidity
  • What do we call materials that do not let heat pass through easily?
    insulators
  • Is air a fluid
    true
  • Is steel more rigid than rubber?
    yes
  • Do liquids change shape to fit their container?
    yes
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Gas
  • Why is metal often used for cooking pots?
    because it is a good conductor of heat
  • State of matter with definite volume and no definite shape
    Liquid
  • Which state of matter has the least compressibility
    solid
  • State of matter with no definite shape or volume
    Gas
  • Why is wood a poor choice for electrical wires?
    because it is an insulator and does not conduct electricity
  • What do we call a material that allows light to pass through completely?
    transparent
  • Which property explains why rubber bands can stretch and return to their shape?
    elasticity
  • Do gases take the shape of their container
    true
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Solid
  • What property of glass makes it useful for windows?
    transparency
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Liquid
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Gas
  • Which property describes how well a material can bend without breaking?
    flexibility
  • Which has greater fluidity, water or honey?
    water
  • Can solids flow
    false
  • Which state of matter is the most compressible
    gas
  • What do we call the ability of a material to be squeezed into a smaller volume?
    compressibility
  • What do we call the ability of a material to flow?
    fluidity
  • Which material property allows electricity to pass through it?
    electrical conductivity
  • Which state of matter does this picture represents?
    Liquid
  • Are solids usually compressible?
    no
  • Can gases be easily compressed?
    yes
  • Which property describes how stiff or hard a material is
    rigidity
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