1. Jeopardy-Phases of Matter
Interpreting
graphs
Solids
Liquids &
gases
Phase
Changes
Particle
Motion
MISC
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2. $100 Question Phase Changes
What are the three phases of Matter?

3. $100 Answer
Solids, liquids, and gases

4. $200 Question Phase Changes
When liquid water changes to
Ice we call it what?

5. $200 Answer
freezing

6. $300 Question Phase Changes
During which phase change(s) is
heat energy absorbed?
(requires heat to occur)

7. $300 Answer
Solid to liquid
Liquid to gas

8. $400 Question Phase Changes
Which process causes water vapor to change
to liquid water droplets on dust in the sky and
Surfaces such as grass?

9. $400 Answer
condensation

10. $500 Question Phase Changes
How can you tell when a phase
change is occurring when you look at
A graph?

11. $500 Answer
When the graph levels off

12. $100 Question Particle Motion
The particles in a solid, liquid or gas
are moving the fastest?

13. $100 Answer
gas

14. $200 Question Particle Motion
During which two processes do the
Motion of particles decrease?

15. $200 Answer
Condensation
Freezing

16. $300 Question Particle Motion
When you heat molecules what
Happens to the motion of the
Particles?

17. $300 Answer
The motion increases in speed

18. $400 Question Particle Motion
Explain or draw what the particles
Of a gas would look like

19. $400 Answer
Far apart and fast moving

20. $500 Question Particle Motion
What would the particles of a
Solid look like? Explain or draw a
picture

21. $500 Answer
Close together
And moving
slowly

22. $100 Question Interpreting Graphs
A B C D
Which diagram best represents
A gas?

23. $100 Answer c

24. $200 Question Interpreting Graphs
Which volume has
The highest pressure?

25. $200 Answer
15 ml

26. $300 Question Interpreting Graphs
Which phase does not have a definite shape or volume?

27. $300 Answer
Gas

28. $400 Question Interpreting Graphs
Based on the Phases of matter Lab and graph,
What happened to the graph once the water started to
Boil?

29. $400 Answer
Leveled off

30. $500 Question Interpreting Graphs
Draw a line that shows what
Happens as water goes from a
Solid to liquid

31. $500 Answer
Your Text Here

32. $100 Question Solids, Liquids, Gases
Explain a solid in terms of volume
And shape

33. $100 Answer
Definite volume and definite shape

34. $200 Question Solids, Liquids, Gases
Explain liquid in terms of
Volume and shape

35. $200 Answer
Definite volume but not definite
shape

36. $300 Question Solids, Liquids, Gases
Explain what happens to the
Speed of particles as ice turns to
Liquid and then water vapor?

37. $300 Answer
Speed increases

38. $400 Question Solids, Liquids, Gases
What causes water droplets to form on the
Outside of your pop bottle in the summer time?

39. $400 Answer Air temperature decreases near cold pop until water
Vapor turns into a liquid through condensation
on the side of the bottle. Caused by the slowing of
Particles with the decrease in temperature

40. $500 Question Solids, Liquids, Gases
Explain what causes evaporation?

41. $500 Answer Energy is added to liquid water
Until particles are moving too
Fast and spread apart too far to remain
In the liquid phase

42. $100 Question MISC What is a temperature that
Includes water in the liquid form?

43. $100 Answer
Just above freezing to just below boiling

44. $200 Question MISC
Why does evaporation occur?

45. $200 Answer
Energy is gained

46. $300 Question MISC
In order for freezing to occur what
Has to happen?

47. $300 Answer
There needs to be an energy loss

48. $400 Question MISC What is the term for when a solid goes
Directly to a gas?

49. $400 Answer
Sublimation

50. $500 Question MISC What is the term called for when a
Gas goes directly to a solid?

51. $500 Answer
deposition

52. Final Jeopardy
List as many processes that occur between the phases of matter as you can

53. Final Jeopardy Answer Freezing Condensation Sublimation Deposition
Boiling
Evaporation
melting