Problem Overview:
The worksheet is about the
states of matter. The task involves identifying the three states of matter, labeling images based on these states, and answering a question about what happens to a solid when heated.
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Solution:
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Step 1: Name the Three States of Matter
The three states of matter are:
1.
Solid
2.
Liquid
3.
Gas
These should be written in the boxes provided under "Name the three states of matter in the boxes below."
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Step 2: Label Each Picture as One of the Three States of Matter
We need to analyze each image and determine which state of matter it represents.
1.
First Row (Molecules):
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Left Image: Molecules are tightly packed and vibrate in place. This represents a
solid.
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Middle Image: Molecules are close together but can move past each other. This represents a
liquid.
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Right Image: Molecules are far apart and move freely. This represents a
gas.
2.
Second Row (Objects):
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Left Image: Clouds represent water vapor or air, which is a
gas.
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Middle Image: An apple is a solid object with a fixed shape and volume. This represents a
solid.
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Right Image: A bottle of milk is a liquid that flows and takes the shape of its container. This represents a
liquid.
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Step 3: Answer the Question About Solids When Heated
The question asks to name a solid and describe what happens to it when heated. Here's an example:
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Solid: Ice (frozen water)
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What happens when heated: When ice is heated, it melts into liquid water. If further heated, the liquid water will evaporate into water vapor (gas).
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Final Answers:
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States of Matter:
- Solid
- Liquid
- Gas
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Labeling the Pictures:
1.
First Row:
- Left: Solid
- Middle: Liquid
- Right: Gas
2.
Second Row:
- Left: Gas
- Middle: Solid
- Right: Liquid
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Question Answer:
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Solid: Ice
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Description: When heated, ice melts into liquid water. Further heating causes the liquid water to evaporate into water vapor.
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Final Boxed Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{Solid, Liquid, Gas}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of three states of matter worksheet.
