What is matter defined as in terms of physical properties?
Anything that has mass and occupies space.
Which state of matter cannot flow?
A solid cannot flow.
Which states of matter can flow or spread?
Liquids and gases can flow or spread.
Give an example of a solid encountered before school.
A bed is an example of a solid.
Give an example of a liquid encountered before school.
Water is an example of a liquid.
What shape property do most solids have?
Most solids retain their shape.
Do most solids have a constant volume?
Yes, most solids have a constant volume.
Do most solids have mass?
Most solids have mass.
Why do liquids not share all solid properties?
Because liquids are a different state of matter.
How do gases differ from liquids in space occupation?
Gases take up all available space, unlike liquids.
Can liquids fill space completely like gases?
Liquids spread through space without filling it completely.
What are examples of solids that can be molded under pressure?
Plasticine and playdough.
Answer 5 questions on Matter and States of Matter.
1. Which description best defines matter?
2. Which statement correctly compares the ability of solids and liquids to flow?
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