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Group ActivityVersión en línea Choose the correct letter of the answer. por Jocel Tangunan 1 A solid is a state of matter that has a a Definite volume only b Definite shape only c No shape and no volume d Definite shape and definite volume 2 Why is air inside a basketball considered matter? a It can be seen clearly. b It has no volume. c It takes up space and has mass. d It is a solid. 3 Which situation best shows that gases do not have a definite shape or volume? a Water fills a cup. b Ice keeps its shape in a freezer. c Air spreads throughout a room. d A book stays on a table. 4 A student places a balloon in an empty box. Which state of matter inside the balloon allows it to expand and fill the balloon? a Gas b Solid c Liquid d Plasma 5 Which situation best demonstrates the difference between a solid and a liquid? a A rock and a book both keep their shape. b Water changes shape when poured, while a spoon keeps its shape. c Air fills a balloon d Steam spreads in a room

Group ActivityVersión en línea

Choose the correct letter of the answer.

por Jocel Tangunan

A solid is a state of matter that has a

Definite volume only

Definite shape only

No shape and no volume

Definite shape and definite volume

Why is air inside a basketball considered matter?

It can be seen clearly.

It has no volume.

It takes up space and has mass.

It is a solid.

Which situation best shows that gases do not have a definite shape or volume?

Water fills a cup.

Ice keeps its shape in a freezer.

Air spreads throughout a room.

A book stays on a table.

A student places a balloon in an empty box. Which state of matter inside the balloon allows it to expand and fill the balloon?

Gas

Solid

Liquid

Plasma

Which situation best demonstrates the difference between a solid and a liquid?

A rock and a book both keep their shape.

Water changes shape when poured, while a spoon keeps its shape.

Air fills a balloon

Steam spreads in a room

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A solid is a state of matter that has a

Why is air inside a basketball considered matter?

Which situation best shows that gases do not have a definite shape or volume?

A student places a balloon in an empty box. Which state of matter inside the balloon allows it to expand and fill the balloon?

Which situation best demonstrates the difference between a solid and a liquid?

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