Matter And Its Properties Jeopardy Template

Matter	Solids	Liquids	Gases
100 Desks, book, door, pencil, folder, board, notebooks, ect. Give 3 examples of matter that you can see in your classroom.	100 Book, hammer, clock, ect Give 2 examples of a solid	100 water, milk, orange juice, hot cocoa, soup, beach water, ect Give 2 examples of a liquid.	100 Air, Helium, Nitrogen, Carbon Dioxide Give 2 examples of a gas.
200 False, two things can not take up the same space. T/F Two things can take up the same space.	200 False, solids can be hard and soft. T/F Solids are always hard.	200 True T/F Liquids take the shape of their containers.	200 True T/F The gasoline used in cars is a liquid, not a gas.
300 Solids, Liquids, and Gases What are the 3 states of matter?	300 Gas- because it is water vapor now If ice melts on the grass and then it evaporates into the air, what state of matter is the water in?	300 Solid If water freezes, what state of matter is water now?	300 Liquid If a ice cream fudge bar melts from the heat, what state of matter is the ice cream?
400 texture, Hardness, Size, Mass, Shape, and Volume Physical properties helps you describe matter. Name a physical property.	400 Indefinite shape= not definite Solids have a(n) ____________ shape.	400 Definite shape Liquids have a(n)____________ shape.	400 Indefinite= not definite Gases have a(n) __________ shape.
500 Matter is anything that takes up space. What is the definition of Matter?	500 Tightly compacted in a FIXED form, very close together, touching Describe what the molecules look like for a solid.	500 Molecules can move around easily, take the shape of the container, are more spread out than a solid, but still close together. Describe what the molecules look like for a liquid.	500 Molecules are moving super fast and are far away from each other. Describe what the molecules look like with a gas.

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