Solids, Liquids, Gases and Plasmas
Behavior of Gases
Changes of State
All of the Above
Mystery
100

In which state does most of the matter in the universe occur?

Plasma

100

What is the pressure of Earth's atmosphere at sea level?

14.7 lb/in2

100
Fog is formed by what process?

condensation.

100
What process forms dew drops?

condensation.

100

How many tattoos does Ms. Q have?

3

200

What are the two types of solids?

crystalline and amorphous

200

To decrease the pressure exerted by a gas what could you do?

Increase its volume.
200

What is the boiling point of water in Celsius?

100

200

Is surface tension a property of gases?

No

200

What is Ms. Q's favorite ride at Disneyland?

Peter Pan

300

What kind of change is it when matter changes state, physical or chemical?

physical

300

Where is air pressure the highest?

At sea level.

300

What is the process in which a gas changes to a liquid?

condensation

300
Which solids have no definite pattern?

amorphous

300

What are the names of Ms. Q's nieces?

Sparrow, Lilith and Eve

400

What are the three types of water on Earth?

ice, water, water vapor

400

Why do gases exert pressure?

Because the particles are moving and bumping into things which creates pressure.

400

What are the two ways water can change to water vapor?

Vaporization and evaporation
400

What do the gas and plasma states have in common?

Both lack a fixed volume and a fixed shape

400

What is the name of the school Ms. Q used to work at?

Willis Junior High

500

What is the kinetic theory of matter?

All matter consists of constantly moving particles.

500

What are the three factors described by gas laws?

volume, pressure, and temperature.

500

How does the energy of matter change when it melts?

It has to gain energy to reach the melting point, then it turns into a liquid.

500

What type of relationship do volume and pressure have with a gas at a fixed temperature?

Inverse

500

How many books has Ms. Q read this year?

100

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