1. You have 5 minutes left!
1. What phases are shown in the three images below?
A. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is solid.
B. Image 1 is liquid, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is gas.
C. Image 1 is solid, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is gas.
D. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is liquid.
2. An unopened bottle of water is taken out of the refrigerator and placed on a table. After a while, the bottle is covered with droplets of water. What phase change has occurred?
A. melting
B. freezing
C. boiling
D. condensation

2. You have 4 minutes left!
1. What phases are shown in the three images below?
A. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is solid.
B. Image 1 is liquid, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is gas.
C. Image 1 is solid, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is gas.
D. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is liquid.
2. An unopened bottle of water is taken out of the refrigerator and placed on a table. After a while, the bottle is covered with droplets of water. What phase change has occurred?
A. melting
B. freezing
C. boiling
D. condensation

3. You have 3 minutes left!
1. What phases are shown in the three images below?
A. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is solid.
B. Image 1 is liquid, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is gas.
C. Image 1 is solid, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is gas.
D. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is liquid.
2. An unopened bottle of water is taken out of the refrigerator and placed on a table. After a while, the bottle is covered with droplets of water. What phase change has occurred?
A. melting
B. freezing
C. boiling
D. condensation

4. You have 2 minutes left!
1. What phases are shown in the three images below?
A. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is solid.
B. Image 1 is liquid, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is gas.
C. Image 1 is solid, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is gas.
D. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is liquid.
2. An unopened bottle of water is taken out of the refrigerator and placed on a table. After a while, the bottle is covered with droplets of water. What phase change has occurred?
A. melting
B. freezing
C. boiling
D. condensation

5. You have 1 minute left!
1. What phases are shown in the three images below?
A. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is solid.
B. Image 1 is liquid, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is gas.
C. Image 1 is solid, image 2 is liquid, and image 3 is gas.
D. Image 1 is gas, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is liquid.
2. An unopened bottle of water is taken out of the refrigerator and placed on a table. After a while, the bottle is covered with droplets of water. What phase change has occurred?
A. melting
B. freezing
C. boiling
D. condensation

6. Time’s up kiddo’s!!!!!!!!

7. Correct Answer: B — freezing Explanation: Freezing is the phase change from a liquid to a solid. Different materials freeze at different temperatures. Water freezes at 0°C. Molten lava has a much higher freezing point, about 1000°C!
Molten lava pours from a volcano in Hawaii. After a few hours, the liquid lava hardens into a shiny gray rock. Which phase change has taken place? A. melting
B. freezing
C. boiling
D. condensation

8. Correct Answer: B — Image 1 is liquid, image 2 is solid, and image 3 is gas. Explanation: In a liquid, molecules are packed together and move freely. Molecules in a liquid will not show a pattern. Image 1 shows a liquid. In a solid, molecules are held together in a rigid structure. The molecules in a solid will often have a pattern. Image 2 shows a solid. In a gas, molecules move freely and are spaced far apart. Image 3 is a gas.
Correct Answer: D — condensation Explanation: The water on the bottle actually came from the air around the bottle. Air contains a small amount of water vapor. When this air hits a cold surface, the water vapor cools and condenses on the bottle.