A sample of water has a volume of two liters and is shaped like a cylinder in one container. In a much larger container, the water still has a volume of two liters, but it is shaped like a rectangle.What state of matter is the water in? A. gas B. liquid C. solid D. magnetic

The material shown below is not in a container, but its length, width, and depth can still be measured.What state of matter is the substance in? A. magnetic B. gas C. liquid D. solid

Victoria and her teacher measured a sample of matter in the science lab. They measured the sample using all of the tools below to make sure the results were correct.Each time they measured the sample, its shape changed to match the shape of the container. The amount of the sample always equaled 400 mL.What type of matter did Victoria and her teacher measure? A. solid B. gas C. liquid

Equal masses of water and a liquid of density 2 are mixed together, then the mixture has a density of:

A student places substance X in a container. The mass of the substance is 250 g, and the volume is 96 cm3. When the substance is transferred to a different container, the mass, volume, and shape of the substance remain the same.How should the substance be classified?ResponsesThe substance is a solid because the shape of the substance is retained.The substance is a solid because the shape of the substance is retained.The substance is a liquid because the volume of the substance is retained.The substance is a liquid because the volume of the substance is retained.The substance is a solid because the mass of the substance does not change.The substance is a solid because the mass of the substance does not change.The substance is a gas because the volume of the substance does not change.

States of Matter - Gases, Liquids and Solids - NUMS