States of Matter

Grade 3 - Science - Building Confidence

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  1. What state of matter is "juice"?

    • gas
    • solid
    • mixture
    • liquid
  2. Which property supports calling "steam" a gas?

    • takes the shape of its container
    • each grain keeps its shape
    • keeps its own shape
    • spreads to fill space
  3. Which material is an example of a gas?

    • water in a cup
    • juice
    • steam
    • ice cube
  4. Which question helps classify "juice"?

    • What properties can I observe?
    • Who first noticed it?
    • What container is nearby?
    • How heavy is the label?
  5. Which observation is most useful for identifying a gas?

    • takes the shape of its container
    • spreads to fill space
    • keeps its own shape
    • each grain keeps its shape
  6. What state of matter is "ice cube"?

    • gas
    • liquid
    • solid
    • mixture
  7. Which property supports calling "ice cube" a solid?

    • spreads to fill space
    • can be poured
    • takes the shape of its container
    • keeps its own shape
  8. Which material is an example of a solid?

    • juice
    • water in a cup
    • steam
    • ice cube
  9. Which question helps classify "sand"?

    • What properties can I observe?
    • What container is nearby?
    • How heavy is the label?
    • Who first noticed it?
  10. Which observation is most useful for identifying a solid?

    • spreads to fill space
    • fills the balloon
    • keeps its own shape
    • can be poured
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