Different Forms Of Matter
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What form of matter is shown in milk
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Gas
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Liquid
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Wet
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Solid
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Explore the basic forms of matter through simple questions. Learn about solids, liquids, and gases with examples like ice cubes, milk, and air in balloons.
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What is an example of a solid form of matter?
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The ocean
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An ice cube
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Wind
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Kool aid
Correct Answer
A. An ice cubeExplanation
An ice cube is an example of a solid form of matter because it has a definite shape and volume. In its solid state, water molecules are tightly packed together and vibrate in fixed positions. This allows the ice cube to maintain its shape and resist deformation.Rate this question:
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What form of matter is shown in a rock?
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Gas
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Solid
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Hard
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Liquid
Correct Answer
A. SolidExplanation
A rock is a solid form of matter. It is made up of minerals and has a definite shape and volume. Unlike gases and liquids, solids maintain their shape and do not flow or take the shape of their container. Rocks are typically hard and rigid, which is a characteristic of solids. Therefore, the correct answer is solid.Rate this question:
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What form of matter is inside a balloon?
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Gas
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Solid
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Liquid
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Air
Correct Answer
A. GasExplanation
The correct answer is gas because a balloon is typically filled with a gas, such as helium or air. Gases have the ability to expand and fill the space they are contained in, which allows the balloon to inflate and take on a specific shape. In contrast, solids and liquids would not be able to fill the balloon in the same way. Air, on the other hand, is a mixture of gases and is often used to fill balloons.Rate this question:
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How many dfferent forms can matter take?
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1
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2
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3
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4
Correct Answer
A. 3Explanation
The correct answer is 3 because the question asks about the number of different forms matter can take. This implies that there are multiple possibilities or variations in which matter can exist. Therefore, the answer cannot be 1 or 2, as they represent a single form or two forms respectively. The answer of 3 suggests that there are three distinct forms in which matter can exist.Rate this question:
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