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AsterQuiz the matterVersión en línea grade 9 activity por Ahmed Elfdaly 1 1.Which statement best defines matter? a A. Anything that produces heat b B. Anything that has mass and occupies space c C. Anything that can flow 2 2.Why are liquids and gases classified as fluids? a They always have a fixed shape. b Their particles can move and flow. c Their particles remain in fixed positions 3 3.Which state of matter has a definite shape and a definite volume? a Liquid b Gas c Solid 4 4.Which property describes a liquid? a It has no fixed shape but has a definite volume. b It has a fixed shape and no definite volume. c It has no fixed shape and no definite volume 5 5.Why can liquids flow but still keep a definite volume? a Their particles are far apart and move independently. b Their particles are close together but can slide past one another. c Their particles are fixed in place. 6 6.Which property is typical of gases? a They have a definite shape. b They have a definite volume. c They are easily compressed. 7 7.Why does liquid pressure increase with depth? a There is more liquid above the deeper position. b The liquid particles stop moving. c The liquid becomes less dense. 8 8.In which directions does pressure act within a liquid? a . Upward only b Downward only c In all directions 9 9.What causes gas pressure inside a balloon or container? a . Collisions of gas particles with container walls b The mass of the container c The shape of the room 10 10.What will most likely happen to gas pressure in a sealed container when temperature increases a It increases because particles move faster and collide more often. b It decreases because particles slow down c It remains the same.

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the matterVersión en línea

grade 9 activity

por Ahmed Elfdaly

1.Which statement best defines matter?

A. Anything that produces heat

B. Anything that has mass and occupies space

C. Anything that can flow

2.Why are liquids and gases classified as fluids?

They always have a fixed shape.

Their particles can move and flow.

Their particles remain in fixed positions

3.Which state of matter has a definite shape and a definite volume?

Liquid

Gas

Solid

4.Which property describes a liquid?

It has no fixed shape but has a definite volume.

It has a fixed shape and no definite volume.

It has no fixed shape and no definite volume

5.Why can liquids flow but still keep a definite volume?

Their particles are far apart and move independently.

Their particles are close together but can slide past one another.

Their particles are fixed in place.

6.Which property is typical of gases?

They have a definite shape.

They have a definite volume.

They are easily compressed.

7.Why does liquid pressure increase with depth?

There is more liquid above the deeper position.

The liquid particles stop moving.

The liquid becomes less dense.

8.In which directions does pressure act within a liquid?

. Upward only

Downward only

In all directions

9.What causes gas pressure inside a balloon or container?

. Collisions of gas particles with container walls

The mass of the container

The shape of the room

10.What will most likely happen to gas pressure in a sealed container when temperature increases

It increases because particles move faster and collide more often.

It decreases because particles slow down

It remains the same.

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the matterVersión en línea

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1.Which statement best defines matter?

2.Why are liquids and gases classified as fluids?

3.Which state of matter has a definite shape and a definite volume?

4.Which property describes a liquid?

5.Why can liquids flow but still keep a definite volume?

6.Which property is typical of gases?

7.Why does liquid pressure increase with depth?

8.In which directions does pressure act within a liquid?

9.What causes gas pressure inside a balloon or container?

10.What will most likely happen to gas pressure in a sealed container when temperature increases

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