Solids, Liquids, And Gases

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This game is designed for Y4 to test what they learned in the "solids, liquids and gases" unit.

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Sarah Nibel BOUSDJIRA

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Solids, Liquids, And Gases


Solids, Liquids, And GasesVersion en ligne This game is designed for Y4 to test what they learned in the "solids, liquids and gases" unit. par Sarah Nibel BOUSDJIRA 1 Solids have a fixed shape and volume, so they can easily be compressed (squashed) Yes No 2 Liquids form a pile and powders form a pool Yes No 3 We have water vapour at -10°C Yes No 4 Solids, liquids and gases are the three states of matter Yes No 5 Soap is more viscous than water Yes No 6 When we increase the temperature of water, it will freeze Yes No 7 Solids take the shape of their containers Yes No 8 The boiling point of water is 100°C Yes No 9 Metal is a gas Yes No 10 Ice, liquid water and gel are the three states of water Yes No 11 Iron is a solid Yes No 12 The thermometer shows 12.5°C Yes No 13 The picture shows a Bunsen Burner Yes No 14 This is an electronic thermometer Yes No 15 Sand is a solid Yes No 16 States of matter change by melting, freezing, evaporating or condensing Yes No 17 Honey is a solid Yes No 18 Steam is a gas Yes No 19 Some solids (powders) flow like a liquid Yes No 20 Water is liquid at 80°C Yes No 21 Cooling means decreasing temperature Yes No 22 The thermometer reads 68°C Yes No 23 The thermometer reads 15°C Yes No 24 Eavporation is when vapour turns to water Yes No 25 The equipments in the picture are a beaker, a bunsen burner and a thermometer Yes No 26 Carbon dioxide is a gas Yes No 27 Condensation: gas to liquid Yes No 28 The melting point of ice is 100°C Yes No 29 We can compress gases because they don't have a fixed volume Yes No 30 Oil is a liquid Yes No

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Solids, Liquids, And GasesVersion en ligne

par Sarah Nibel BOUSDJIRA

Solids have a fixed shape and volume, so they can easily be compressed (squashed)

Liquids form a pile and powders form a pool

We have water vapour at -10°C

Solids, liquids and gases are the three states of matter

Soap is more viscous than water

When we increase the temperature of water, it will freeze

Solids take the shape of their containers

The boiling point of water is 100°C

Metal is a gas

Ice, liquid water and gel are the three states of water

Iron is a solid

The thermometer shows 12.5°C

The picture shows a Bunsen Burner

This is an electronic thermometer

Sand is a solid

States of matter change by melting, freezing, evaporating or condensing

Honey is a solid

Steam is a gas

Some solids (powders) flow like a liquid

Water is liquid at 80°C

Cooling means decreasing temperature

The thermometer reads 68°C

The thermometer reads 15°C

Eavporation is when vapour turns to water

The equipments in the picture are a beaker, a bunsen burner and a thermometer

Carbon dioxide is a gas

Condensation: gas to liquid

The melting point of ice is 100°C

We can compress gases because they don't have a fixed volume

Oil is a liquid