00Quiz 3.1Name:Date:Properties of Liquids &SolidsTrue or False:Read each statement below. If you think the statement ls true, colour in "true." If you think the statement isfalse, colour in "false."IruefalseA liquid flows when no! conlained.IruefalseA solid keeps ils shape, even when il is in a conlainer.falseBuoyancy is the upward force on an object crealed by waler.A solid flows when no! contained.anutIruefalseWhen a malerial repels waler, il is pushing !he waler away.IruefalseChanging States of Matter:Fill in the blanks below using your knowledge of how states of matter change from one state to another.A solid can change inlo a liquid when the solid isA liquid can change inlo a solid when the liquid isMixing States of Matter:Match the term to the description.Stales of maller are combined butone does no! dissolve in the olher.mixłuresolulionThe upward force on an objec!crealed by water.absorbencybup bro ebiloaWhen one substance lakes inano!her substance.foubhongSlales of maller are combinedand one stale dissolves in !he olher.LooO TeachinginaWonderland108

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