States of Matter
Changes
physical properties
Rivers, Lakes, Oceans
Water Cycle
100

What are the three states of matter?

solid, liquid, gas

100

what is a reversible change?

a change that can be undone or reversed. 

100

What state of matter is juice?

liquid

100

How many ocean are there on Earth

5

100

Define evaporation.

When a liquid turns into a gas

200

What type of matter has its own shape?

solid

200

What is a irreversible change?

a change that cannot be undone or reversed.

200

What state of matter is steam?

gas 

200

Name a place where you can find fresh water?

lakes, rivers, glaciers and underground.

200

define condensation.

When a gas turns into a liquid.

300

What type of matter takes the shape of the container it's in?

liquid

300

give an example of an irreversible change

teachers discretion 

300

Describe the physical property of a rock

hard, rough, grey, etc. (Teacher decides..)

300

What are glaciers?

Huge chunks of frozen fresh water found in very cold places


300

As temperature rises, water evaporates faster or slower?


faster

400

What type of matter does not have its own shape and fills the air with fast spreading particles. 

gas

400

give an example of a reversible change

teachers discretion

400

What is property?

How to describe something, like its color, shape, or texture. 

400


What kind of water is most water on the Earth?


salt water

400

Water vapor is the way to describe which form of water?


gas

500

What state of matter has particles that are packed close together and move very slowly. 

solids

500

What happens when you set a piece of paper on fire? Is this an irreversible change?

The paper will turn into ashes and, yes, this is an irreversible change because it cannot turn back into paper.

500

True or False? A structure made from solids can be disassembled and then reassembled into a new and different structure. 

True. 

500

Explain the difference between rivers and lakes.

rivers flow from place to place.

lakes are surrounded by land on all 4 sides.

500

explain the water cycle using evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.

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