Properties!
Descriptions!
Senses!
States of Matter!
Matter!
100

A property that can be described by words like blue, green, red, yellow, pink, purple, or others!

What is color?

100

A word that describes an object that bends and does not break.

What is flexible?

100

The sense we can use for texture!

What is touch?

100

When shape or volume changes.

What is indefinite?

100
The tiny particles all matter is made up of.

What are molecules?

200

A property that can be described by words like soft, hard, rough, or smooth!

What is texture?

200

A word that describes an object that bends and breaks, or is rigid.

What is inflexible?
200

The sense we use for how loud something is!

What is hearing?

200

When shape or volume does not change.

What is definite?

200

The amount of space an object takes up.

What is volume?

300

A property that can be described by big, large, small, or tiny!

What is size?

300
A word that describes when an object can be seen through clearly!

What is transparent?

300

The sense we use for scents!

What is smell?

300

State of matter when shape and volume are definite.

What is solid?

300

The process when a solid changes to a liquid by adding heat.

What is melting?

400

A property that can be described by words like flexible and inflexible!

What is flexibility?

400

A word that describes when an object can be seen through unclearly!

What is translucent?
400

The sense we use for the flavor of foods!

What is taste?

400

State of matter when shape is indefinite but volume is definite.

What is liquid?

400

The process when a liquid changes to a gas by adding heat.

What is evaporating?

500

A property that can be described by how well light passes through an object!

What is transparency?

500
A word that describes when an object cannot be seen through at all!
What is opaque?
500

The sense we use for shape, color, transparency, and luster!

What is sight?

500

State of matter when shape and volume are indefinite.

What is gas?
500

The process when a liquid changes to a solid by losing heat.

What is freezing?