Liquids
Solids
Hazardous Symbols
Miscellaneous
100
Which is a property of a liquid?
A) They have their own shape.
B) They take the shape of their container.
C) They cannot be poured.
B) They take the shape of their container.
100
True or False?
Solids have their own shape.
True
100
What does this symbol mean? 
Poisonous
100
What does this symbol mean?
Material is explosive
200
Name a liquid you can drink
many answers
200
Which one of the following is a solid?
A) water
B) sand
C) orange juice
B) sand
200
What does this symbol mean?
Flammable
200
What does this symbol mean? 
corrosive
300
Name a liquid we can't drink
many answers
300
Name a liquid that can turn into a solid.
Water
300
Where should hazardous materials be kept and why?
Up high or locked away. So children and pets cannot accidentally get into them.
300
How can you protect yourself from corrosive material?
Wear gloves to protect your skin.
400
When a liquid freezes, it becomes a...
solid
400
What causes ice to change from a solid to a liquid?
When it is heated or melts.
400
Why do hazardous products have safety symbols on them?
So people know what safety precautions to take when using them.
400
Name a blue liquid.
Gatorade - Koolaid - antifreeze - windshield washer fluid
500
Name a liquid you can eat.
soup
500
What is an example of a solid in the natural environment?
Rocks, trees, etc.
500
What precaution should you take when using a material that is flammable?
Keep the material away from the heat.
500
Give an example of water in all three states:
liquid
solid
gas
liquid - rain, pond, ocean
solid - ice, icicle, glacier
gas - steam or water vapour