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States of Matter Exploration

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States of Matter Exploration

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📚 Part 1: Multiple Choice & Matching

1. Which sentence best describes a solid?

It keeps its shape and does not flow.

It takes the shape of its container.

It spreads out to fill the space available.

2. Which of these is an example of a gas?

Steam from a kettle (water vapour)

Ice cream

Orange juice

3. Check all that are liquids:

Milk

Ice cube

Honey

Air in a balloon

4. Match each item to the state of matter it best represents. Draw a line to match.
A. Ice cube
B. Orange juice
C. Steam from a kettle
D. Butter at room temperature
1. Liquid
2. Solid
3. Gas

✏️ Part 2: Short Answers & Observation

5. In one sentence, describe how particles in a gas behave.
6. During the demonstration the ice melted into water.

The name for this change of state is ___________.

What caused the ice to melt? (write one idea) ___________

7. Quick exit card — write one example from your everyday life for each state:

Solid: _________

Liquid: _________

Gas: _________

8. Draw: On the lines below, draw and label the particles for a solid and a liquid (show how close together they are).

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