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Three States of Water

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In this game, players must determine whether the given nouns are one of the three states of water: solid, liquid, or gas. Answer ✅ for correct states and ❌ for incorrect ones. Test your knowledge of water's forms!

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In this game, players must determine whether the given nouns are one of the three states of water: solid, liquid, or gas. Answer ✅ for correct states and ❌ for incorrect ones. Test your knowledge of water's forms!

by Kajal JUNGLEE JHURRY
1

Liquid water is essential for life.

2

Ice is a solid state of water.

3

Clouds are solid water.

4

Solid ice does not melt to liquid water.

5

Water vapour is a gas form of water.

6

When sea water evaporates, ice is formed.

7

The ocean consists of a huge body of liquid water.

8

Condensation happens when water vapour turns into ice.

9

Temperature is measured using a thermometer.

10

Temperature on the peak of mountains is usually hot.

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