Let's solve this step by step based on the images and the instructions.
The task is to
identify the correct state of matter (solid, liquid, or gas) for each image shown.
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🔹 Image 1: Glass of water being poured
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What it shows: Water being poured into a glass.
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State of matter: Water is a
liquid.
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✔ Answer: liquid
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🔹 Image 2: Alphabet blocks (A, B, C)
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What it shows: Colorful toy blocks stacked together.
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State of matter: These are solid objects with definite shape and volume.
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✔ Answer: solid
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🔹 Image 3: Kettle with steam coming out
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What it shows: A kettle with steam rising from the spout.
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State of matter: The
steam is water vapor — which is a
gas.
- Note: While the kettle itself is solid, the question focuses on the
emerging substance, which is steam.
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✔ Answer: gas
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🔹 Image 4: Piece of wood
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What it shows: A wooden board.
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State of matter: Wood is a
solid.
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✔ Answer: solid
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🔹 Image 5: Cloud or smoke-like shape
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What it shows: A gray, fluffy cloud.
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State of matter: This represents
air or
vapor — invisible gases like water vapor or smoke.
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✔ Answer: gas
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🔹 Image 6: Milk carton and glass of milk
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What it shows: Milk in a carton and poured into a glass.
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State of matter: Milk is a
liquid.
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✔ Answer: liquid
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🔹 Image 7: Glass of orange juice with a straw
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What it shows: Orange juice in a glass.
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State of matter: Juice is a
liquid.
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✔ Answer: liquid
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🔹 Image 8: Ice cubes
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What it shows: Clear, cube-shaped ice.
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State of matter: Ice is frozen water — a
solid.
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✔ Answer: solid
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✔ Final Answers:
| Image | Correct State |
|------|----------------|
| 1. Glass of water |
liquid |
| 2. Alphabet blocks |
solid |
| 3. Kettle with steam |
gas |
| 4. Wooden board |
solid |
| 5. Cloud/smoke |
gas |
| 6. Milk carton & glass |
liquid |
| 7. Orange juice |
liquid |
| 8. Ice cubes |
solid |
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📝 Explanation Summary:
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Solids have fixed shape and volume (e.g., blocks, wood, ice).
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Liquids take the shape of their container but have fixed volume (e.g., water, milk, juice).
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Gases expand to fill space and have no fixed shape or volume (e.g., steam, clouds).
This worksheet helps students recognize real-world examples of the three states of matter.
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