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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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Solids, Liquids, And Gases
 

Solids, Liquids, And GasesOnline version

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

by Sarah Nibel BOUSDJIRA
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Ice, liquid water and gel are the three states of water

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Eavporation is when vapour turns to water

3

Steam is a gas

4

Liquids form a pile and powders form a pool

5

Soap is more viscous than water

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The melting point of ice is 100°C

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Metal is a gas

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The thermometer shows 12.5°C

9

Sand is a solid

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

11

Honey is a solid

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Iron is a solid

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

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

15

When we increase the temperature of water, it will freeze

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Water is liquid at 80°C

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Solids, liquids and gases are the three states of matter

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The thermometer reads 68°C

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Condensation: gas to liquid

20

This is an electronic thermometer

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Cooling means decreasing temperature

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Oil is a liquid

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Carbon dioxide is a gas

24

The picture shows a Bunsen Burner

25

We have water vapour at -10°C

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The boiling point of water is 100°C

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Solids take the shape of their containers

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Some solids (powders) flow like a liquid

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

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The thermometer reads 15°C

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