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3. What are the three states of matter?

4. Solid, Liquid, Gas

5. What is the smallest part of matter?

6. An atom

7. How many states of matter are there?

8. Three

9. Name an example of a solid.

10. Chair, pencil, book, etc.

11. Name an example of a liquid.

12. Milk, juice, soda, etc.

13. What is mass?

14. How much matter is in an object

15. What is volume?

16. The amount of space an object takes up

17. What is luster?

18. How an object shines in the light

19. What is texture?

20. How an object feels to the touch

21. What does “definite” mean?

22. Stays the same

23. Name one property of matter.

24. Size, color, texture, luster, etc.

25. Name a type of matter than can be in all three states.

26. Water

27. What is made when two or more atoms combine?

28. A molecule

29. How can matter be described?

30. By its physical properties

31. What is matter?

32. Matter is anything that has weight and takes up space.

33. What has a definite size, shape, and weight?

34. A solid

35. What has a definite volume and takes the shape of the container it is in?

36. A liquid

37. What has no definite shape or volume?

38. A gas

39. What is a physical change?

40. A change in the way matter looks but not what it is made of

41. What is a chemical change?

42. When matter changes into something completely different

43. Name the four parts of the water cycle.

44. Condensation, Precipitation, Accumulation, Evaporation

45. Explain how water can change states.

46. Freeze=Solid Melt=Liquid Evaporate (Heat)=Gas

47. When paper is folded, this is an example of….?

48. A physical change

49. When paper is burned, this is an example of…?

50. A chemical change

51. When metal rusts, this is an example of…?

52. A chemical change

53. Draw and label the parts of the water cycle.
Final Jeopardy
Draw and label the parts of the water cycle.