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Melting, freezing, evaporating and condensing

2nd grade (Year 3 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.2-PS1-4, NGSS.5-PS1-1 · England: KS2 Y4 States of matter

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  1. Question 1

    Changes of state: which statement is true?

    • A. The water on the outside of a cold can leaks through the metal.
    • B. Water only evaporates when it boils.
    • C. Melting makes a substance lose mass.
    • D. Water evaporates faster on a warm, windy day.
  2. Question 2

    What is the name for a change from solid to liquid?

    • A. melting
    • B. condensing
    • C. evaporating (or boiling)
    • D. freezing
  3. Question 3

    Which change of state is this: drops forming on a cold can taken from the fridge?

    • A. melting
    • B. freezing
    • C. evaporating
    • D. condensing
  4. Question 4

    Changes of state: which statement is true?

    • A. The water on the outside of a cold can leaks through the metal.
    • B. Steam (water vapour) is invisible; the white cloud above a kettle is tiny water droplets.
    • C. Water only evaporates when it boils.
    • D. Melting makes a substance lose mass.
  5. Question 5

    What is the name for a change from gas to liquid?

    • A. evaporating (or boiling)
    • B. condensing
    • C. melting
    • D. freezing
  6. Question 6

    Which change of state is this: sweat drying on your skin?

    • A. melting
    • B. freezing
    • C. evaporating
    • D. condensing
  7. Question 7

    Changes of state: which statement is true?

    • A. Cooling can make a gas condense into a liquid.
    • B. Water only evaporates when it boils.
    • C. The water on the outside of a cold can leaks through the metal.
    • D. Melting makes a substance lose mass.
  8. Question 8

    What is the name for a change from liquid to solid?

    • A. freezing
    • B. melting
    • C. evaporating (or boiling)
    • D. condensing
  9. Question 9

    Which change of state is this: butter softening into a puddle in a hot pan?

    • A. melting
    • B. freezing
    • C. evaporating
    • D. condensing
  10. Question 10

    Changes of state: which statement is true?

    • A. Water only evaporates when it boils.
    • B. Melting makes a substance lose mass.
    • C. Steam (water vapour) is invisible; the white cloud above a kettle is tiny water droplets.
    • D. The water on the outside of a cold can leaks through the metal.
  11. Question 11

    What is the name for a change from liquid to gas?

    • A. condensing
    • B. freezing
    • C. melting
    • D. evaporating (or boiling)
  12. Question 12

    Which change of state is this: a puddle drying up in the sun?

    • A. melting
    • B. freezing
    • C. evaporating
    • D. condensing
  13. Question 13

    Changes of state: which statement is true?

    • A. The water on the outside of a cold can leaks through the metal.
    • B. Steam (water vapour) is invisible; the white cloud above a kettle is tiny water droplets.
    • C. Melting makes a substance lose mass.
    • D. Water only evaporates when it boils.
  14. Question 14

    What is the name for a change from liquid to solid?

    • A. melting
    • B. freezing
    • C. evaporating (or boiling)
    • D. condensing
  15. Question 15

    Which change of state is this: dew forming on grass at night?

    • A. melting
    • B. freezing
    • C. evaporating
    • D. condensing
  16. Question 16

    Changes of state: which statement is true?

    • A. Melting makes a substance lose mass.
    • B. The water on the outside of a cold can leaks through the metal.
    • C. Water only evaporates when it boils.
    • D. Water evaporates faster on a warm, windy day.

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  1. Water evaporates faster on a warm, windy day.
  2. melting
  3. condensing
  4. Steam (water vapour) is invisible; the white cloud above a kettle is tiny water droplets.
  5. condensing
  6. evaporating
  7. Cooling can make a gas condense into a liquid.
  8. freezing
  9. melting
  10. Steam (water vapour) is invisible; the white cloud above a kettle is tiny water droplets.
  11. evaporating (or boiling)
  12. evaporating
  13. Steam (water vapour) is invisible; the white cloud above a kettle is tiny water droplets.
  14. freezing
  15. condensing
  16. Water evaporates faster on a warm, windy day.