Liquids
Solids
Liquids and Solids
Hazardous Symbols
100

Which is a property of a liquid?

A) They never change 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 transparent mean?

The liquid is clear and you can see through it. 

100

What does a skull and crossbones symbol mean?

Poisonous 

200

Which of these liquids is translucent (see through)?

A) water

B) chocolate milk

C) apple juice

C) apple juice 

200

Which one of the following is a solid?

A) water

B) sand

C) orange juice 

B) sand

200

How can liquid water change into a solid?

By freezing it. 

200

How can you protect yourself from a corrosive material?

Wear gloves to protect your skin. 

300

Which liquid is opaque (can't see through it)?

A) water

B) chocolate milk

C) apple juice 

B) chocolate milk 

300

There is freezing rain outside. Do I have to melt it or freeze it to get it to change its state?

melt it

300

What does opaque mean?


You cannot see through the liquid.
300

What does explosive mean?

It can explode

400

Which material repels water?

A) paper towel

B) aluminum foil 

C) cardboard 

B) aluminum foil 

400

What causes ice to change from a solid to a liquid?

When it is heated or melts. 

400

What does buoyancy mean?

The ability to float.

400

Why do hazardous products have safety symbols on them?

So people know what safety precautions to take when using them. 

500

Which of these objects would sink in water?

A) straw

B) leaf

C) rock 

C) rock 

500

What is an example of a solid in the natural environment?

Rocks, trees, etc.

500

Which of these objects is buoyant?

A) rock

B) tin foil 

C) dime 

B) tin foil 

500

What precaution should you take when using a material that is flammable?

Keep the material away from the heat. 

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