States of Matter
PARTICLES & ENERGY
Solutions
EVAPORATION & INVESTIGATIONS
THE WATER CYCLE
100

This state of matter has particles that move very slowly and stay close together.

Solid

100

When water is heated, its particles begin to do this.

Move faster

100

A solution is made of these two parts

Solute and solvent

100

Evaporation is a change of state from this to this.

liquid to gas

100

The water cycle gets its energy from this.

The sun

200

When water boils, it changes from a liquid into this state.

gas/steam

200

When water boils, the particles have this amount of energy.

lots of energy

200

A substance that dissolves in water is called this.

Soluble

200

In an evaporation experiment, the thing you measure is called this variable.

Dependent variable

200

This process turns liquid water into water vapour.

Evaporation

300

True or False: The particles of a gas move slower than the particles of a liquid.

False

300

What happens to particles when a liquid is heated?

They move faster and further apart

300

A substance that does NOT dissolve in water is called this.

Insoluble

300

In an experiment, the materials we change is the ______ variable.

Independent variable

300

This process causes clouds to form.

Condensation

400

This process happens when a gas cools down and becomes a liquid.

Condensation

400

Particles that condense have this compared to when they were a gas.

less energy

400

This method can be used to separate sugar from water.

Evaporation

400

More evaporation happens in this type of place.

A warm place

400

Steam is water in this state.

Gas

500

True or False: All liquids have their own boiling point.

True

500

True or False: Particles expand when water is heated. 

False 

500

Sugar dissolved in water is an example of this.

Solution

500

How do we know which container had more evaporation occur in an experiment ?

The container with less liquid left  at the end of the experiment

500

Name 3  processes you would label when drawing the water cycle.

Evaporation, condensation, precipitation