Liquid
Solid
Gas
Plasma
100

True or false, liquid has a definite shape.

false


100

True or false, solids have no definite shape.

False

100

What state of matter is air?

Gas

100

What is the most common state of matter in the universe?

Plasma

200

Does liquid move to the shape of its container?

Yes.

200

Ice is the solid form of what substance?

Water


200

What do gases do to the space or container they are in?

They fill it completely

200

What state of matter makes up the Sun and stars?

Plasma

300

This process changes a liquid into a gas.

Evaporation

300

What do particles in a solid do when they are tightly packed together?

Vibrate.


300

What process changes a liquid into a gas at the surface of the liquid?

Evaporation

300

What two charged particles make up plasma?

Ions and electrons

400

Liquid particles slide past each other, allowing liquids to do this easily.

Flow

400

What process changes a solid directly into a gas without becoming a liquid?

sublimation. 

400

How are gas particles spaced compared to solid and liquid particles? 

They are very far apart

400

Why does plasma conduct electricity so well?

Because it contains freely moving charged particles

500

This property of liquids describes how easily they flow, such as water flowing faster than honey.

viscosity

500

Why do solids keep their shape instead of flowing like liquids?

Their particles are tightly packed and only vibrate in place

500

Why can gases be easily compressed compared to solids and liquids?

Their particles are far apart with lots of empty space between them

500

What natural event on Earth is an example of plasma?

Lightning