The task involves identifying whether the labeled parts in the diagrams are gases, liquids, or solids. Let's solve this step by step:
Diagram 1:
1.
Water vapour: This is a gas because it is steam rising from the kettle.
2.
Kettle: This is a solid because it is a physical object made of metal or another material.
3.
Water: This is a liquid because it is the water inside the kettle and cup.
4.
Cloud: This is a gas because clouds are composed of tiny droplets of water vapor suspended in the air.
5.
Hot air: This is a gas because hot air is a form of gas that can be used to lift objects like a hot air balloon.
6.
Bubbles: These are gases because bubbles are pockets of air trapped in liquid.
7.
Lemonade: This is a liquid because lemonade is a drink.
8.
Glass: This is a solid because the glass holding the lemonade is a solid object.
Diagram 2:
1.
Water vapour: This is a gas because it is steam rising from the kettle.
2.
Kettle: This is a solid because it is a physical object made of metal or another material.
3.
Water: This is a liquid because it is the water inside the kettle.
4.
Cloud: This is a gas because clouds are composed of tiny droplets of water vapor suspended in the air.
5.
Hot air: This is a gas because hot air is a form of gas that can be used to lift objects like a hot air balloon.
6.
Bubbles: These are gases because bubbles are pockets of air trapped in liquid.
7.
Lemonade: This is a liquid because lemonade is a drink.
8.
Glass: This is a solid because the glass holding the lemonade is a solid object.
Final Answers:
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Water vapour: Gas
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Kettle: Solid
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Water: Liquid
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Cloud: Gas
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Hot air: Gas
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Bubbles: Gas
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Lemonade: Liquid
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Glass: Solid
Explanation:
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Gas: A substance that has no fixed shape or volume and can expand indefinitely. Examples include air, steam, and hot air.
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Liquid: A substance that has a fixed volume but takes the shape of its container. Examples include water and lemonade.
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Solid: A substance that has both a fixed shape and volume. Examples include the kettle and the glass.
Final Answer Boxed:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ll}
\text{Water vapour} & \text{Gas} \\
\text{Kettle} & \text{Solid} \\
\text{Water} & \text{Liquid} \\
\text{Cloud} & \text{Gas} \\
\text{Hot air} & \text{Gas} \\
\text{Bubbles} & \text{Gas} \\
\text{Lemonade} & \text{Liquid} \\
\text{Glass} & \text{Solid} \\
\end{array}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of solids liquids gases worksheet.
