To solve the problem, we need to classify each object as a
solid,
liquid, or
gas. Let's go through each image step by step:
Top Row:
1.
Hot Air Balloon: The hot air inside the balloon is a gas, but the balloon itself (fabric and structure) is a solid. However, since the question likely refers to the contents, we'll label it as
gas.
2.
Beans: Beans are solid objects. They have a definite shape and volume. Label:
solid.
3.
Milk Carton: Milk is a liquid. Label:
liquid.
Middle Row:
4.
Cloud with Rain: Clouds are made of water droplets or ice crystals, which are in a gaseous state (water vapor). Raindrops are liquid, but the overall cloud is primarily gas. Label:
gas.
5.
Carrot: A carrot is a solid object with a definite shape and volume. Label:
solid.
6.
Smoke: Smoke is a mixture of tiny particles suspended in a gas (air). It behaves like a gas. Label:
gas.
Bottom Row:
7.
Honey Dipper: Honey is a liquid. Label:
liquid.
8.
Wind Symbol: Wind represents moving air, which is a gas. Label:
gas.
9.
Meat: Meat is a solid object with a definite shape and volume. Label:
solid.
Final Answer:
- Hot Air Balloon:
gas
- Beans:
solid
- Milk Carton:
liquid
- Cloud with Rain:
gas
- Carrot:
solid
- Smoke:
gas
- Honey Dipper:
liquid
- Wind Symbol:
gas
- Meat:
solid
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ccc}
\text{gas} & \text{solid} & \text{liquid} \\
\text{gas} & \text{solid} & \text{gas} \\
\text{liquid} & \text{gas} & \text{solid} \\
\end{array}
}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of solids liquid and gases worksheet.
