States of
Matter 1
Matter 1
The type of matter that keeps its shape.
What is a solid?
The type of matter that flows.
What is a liquid?
The word that describes a liquid that is full of bubbles.
What is bubbly?
To change a solid to a liquid by heating it.
What is melt?
The number of enrichment teachers.
What is 4?
This type of matter takes the shape of its container.
What is a liquid?
A chair is an example of this type of object.
What is a solid object?
The name for features of objects. For example, size, color, shape, texture and smell.
What is a property?
To change a liquid to a solid by cooling it.
What is freeze?
The day of the week you have Enrichment.
What is Tuesday?
Water is an example of this state of matter.
What is a liquid.
This type of matter can splash, bubble, and fizz.
What is a liquid.
The opposite of flexible.
What is rigid?
When one state of matter can change back to the original state.
What is a reversible change?
The state you live in.
What is Illinois?
When liquid flows slowly.
What is viscous?
Anything that takes up space. Solid, liquid, and gas are the three main types.
What is a matter?
A liquid or solid that you can see through.
What is transparent?
When one state of matter cannot change back to its original state.
What is a non reversible change?
The town you live in.
What is Lake Bluff?
This object has a wide base and is strong and stable.
What is a tower?
This type of matter does not change shape without force.
What is a solid?
The amount of sap that is sugar.
What is 2%?
The type of change when you cook an egg.
What is a change that is not reversible?
The names of all of the enrichment teachers.
Who are Mrs. Hadden / Mrs. Weinberger, Mrs. Sapienza, Mrs. Sheridan, and Mrs. Slesnick?