5. Particles of matter moved depending on the spaces between them.What word is used to describe the spaces between particles?C. SpaceA. BlankB. GapsD. Void6. Matter can be in a form of solid, liquid, or gases. What is a matter madeof?A. Dark spotsC. Tiny particlesB. Hard particlesD. Tiny spots7. The movement of particles of matter can be affected by some externalfactors. What are the factors that affect the movement of particles ofmatter?B. TemperatureA. PressureC. Odor and appearanceD. Size and temperature

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5. Particles of matter moved depending on the spaces between them.
What word is used to describe the spaces between particles?
C. Space
A. Blank
B. Gaps
D. Void
6. Matter can be in a form of solid, liquid, or gases. What is a matter made
of?
A. Dark spots
C. Tiny particles
B. Hard particles
D. Tiny spots
7. The movement of particles of matter can be affected by some external
factors. What are the factors that affect the movement of particles of
matter?
B. Temperature
A. Pressure
C. Odor and appearance
D. Size and temperature

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