States of Matter Worksheet for Grade 5 - EduMonitor - Free Printable

Let’s go through each item one by one and decide if it’s a solid, liquid, or gas.

1. Pencil – It’s hard, holds its shape, and doesn’t flow. → Solid

2. Hot air – Air is invisible and fills space; hot air rises and spreads out. → Gas

3. Milk – It pours, takes the shape of its container, but doesn’t spread out like air. → Liquid

4. Oil – Like milk, it flows and takes the shape of its bottle. → Liquid

5. Cake – You can hold it, it keeps its shape unless you cut it. → Solid

6. Carbon dioxide – This is a gas — you can’t see it, it’s in the air we breathe out. → Gas

7. Glasses – Made of plastic or glass, they keep their shape. → Solid

8. Oxygen – A gas we breathe — invisible and fills the tank. → Gas

9. Shampoo – Squirts out of the bottle, flows, takes container’s shape. → Liquid

10. Water vapor – This is steam — water turned into gas when heated. → Gas

11. Syrup – Thick liquid that pours slowly. → Liquid

12. Rock – Hard, stays in one shape. → Solid

✔ All answers checked and correct.

Final Answer:
1. Solid
2. Gas
3. Liquid
4. Liquid
5. Solid
6. Gas
7. Solid
8. Gas
9. Liquid
10. Gas
11. Liquid
12. Solid