Grade 2 science · A.13 · Matter
Sort water states
Water can be solid (ice), liquid (pouring), or gas (steam). Liquid flows; gas rises; solid doesn’t move.
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Kai sees water from a tap and steam rising from a pot. Which two are flowing?
- Water and steam (right)
- Ice and water
- Steam and snow
Ines sees water pouring from a bottle. Which state is this?
- Liquid (right)
- Solid
- Frozen
What state of water can pour from a cup? Priya spills some.
- Gas
- Fog
- Liquid (right)
Tip: Water can be solid (ice), liquid (pouring), or gas (steam). Liquid flows; gas rises; solid doesn’t move.
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