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1.-All of the following are phases (states)
of matter EXCEPT:
A.- solid
B.- liquid
C.- gas
D.-putty

2.-Water is different from other substances because:
A.- It is more dense as a solid than a liquid B.- It is less dense as a solid than liquid
C.- it is more dense as a gas than a liquid
D.- It is less dense as a solid than a gas

3.-This matter has a fixed shape and
volume with particles closely packed together with little movement. It is a:
A.- liquid
B.-solid
C.- gas
D.- plasma

4.-Matter changing from a solid to a liquid is called:
A .-evaporation
B.- sublimation
C .-deposition
D.- melting

5.-The melting point of water is:
A.- 0°C
B .-100°C
C.- 32°C
D.- 60°C

6.-Water is different from other substances because:
A.- It is more dense as a solid than a liquid
B.- It is less dense as a solid than liquid
C.- it is more dense as a gas than a liquid
D.- It is less dense as a solid than a gas

7.-Which of the following substances has
a higher melting point than water?
A.- salt
B.- sugar
C.- flour
D.- all of the above

8.-Which of the following is NOT a way that matter changes phase?
A.- melting
B.- freezing
C.- evaporation
D.- mixing

9.-Matter changing from a solid to a gas is called:
A.- evaporation
B .-sublimation
C.- deposition
D.- melting
Phases of Matter - Vocabulary Quiz

10-15: Name the six ways the phase (state) of matter changes:
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Review Important Points about Phases of Matter
16) What is matter? _ 17) Name the three phases (states) of matter? ___________________
18) Identify and describe the particle in each phase of matter and how they are different in each phase of matter.

In our system mainly four states of matter are present and they are solid, liquid, gas and plasma. In melting solid changes into liquid and in sublimation solid changes into gas.

What are states?

States are those phases which gives idea about the arrangement of constituent particles in it and also states the physical properties.

Main states of matter that are exist are solid, liquid, gas and plasma.
Density of water is less in the solid state a compared to the liquid state, that's why ice is always present above the liquid.
Solid state has a perfect shape, orientation and arrangement of atoms within it.
Melting is a process in which solid state changes into liquid state.
Melting point of water is 0°C.
Meling point of flour is higher among salt and sugar and it is equal to approx 220 degree celsius.
Sublimation is a process in which solid changes into gaseous state for example, sublimation of camphor.
Melting of ice, freezing of water, burning of camphor, melting of wax and formation of precipitates are the example of changes of states of matter.

Hence all points are discussed above.

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