Educational worksheet for learning the three states of water.

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Task 1: Write the name of the 3 states of water.

There are three images shown:
1. A block of ice (solid)
2. A glass of water (liquid)
3. A cloud or vapor (gas)

So, the correct answers are:

- Solid → Ice
- Liquid → Water
- Gas → Water vapor (or steam)

✔ Answer:
1. Solid
2. Liquid
3. Gas

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Task 2: Fill in whether each is a solid, liquid, or gas. Write it in the correct box.

The list includes:

- ice cream
- oxygen
- helium
- gasoline
- mayonnaise
- paint
- water vapor
- wood
- hot water
- carbon dioxide
- tea
- milk

We need to classify each as solid, liquid, or gas.

Let’s go through them one by one:

| Substance | State | Reason |
|------------------|-------------|--------|
| ice cream | Solid | It's frozen and has a fixed shape |
| oxygen | Gas | A gas at room temperature |
| helium | Gas | Noble gas, very light |
| gasoline | Liquid | Flows, not fixed shape |
| mayonnaise | Liquid | Thick but flows slowly |
| paint | Liquid | Can be poured, though thick |
| water vapor | Gas | Water in gaseous form |
| wood | Solid | Rigid, maintains shape |
| hot water | Liquid | Still liquid even when hot |
| carbon dioxide | Gas | Commonly found as a gas |
| tea | Liquid | Drinkable, flows |
| milk | Liquid | Pourable, not solid |

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✔ Final Answer Table:

| SOLID | LIQUID | GAS |
|------------------|---------------------|-----------------------|
| ice cream | gasoline | oxygen |
| wood | mayonnaise | helium |
| | paint | water vapor |
| | hot water | carbon dioxide |
| | tea | |
| | milk | |

> Note: Some substances like "mayonnaise" and "paint" are semi-solid or viscous liquids, but in basic science contexts, they're typically classified as liquids because they flow under gravity.

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📝 Summary:

- Task 1: The three states of water are solid, liquid, and gas.
- Task 2: Correct classification based on physical state at room temperature.

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