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Solid, Liquid & Gas — Practice Worksheet
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Roll No.: __________
Date: ____________
General Instructions
- All questions are compulsory.
- Choose the correct option (A, B, C or D) for each question.
- The answer key is at the end — try the paper first!
Section A — Multiple Choice (1 mark each)
15 × 1 = 15 marks
1.
A solid has a fixed…
- A.Shape
- B.Smell
- C.Sound
- D.Colour only
2.
If you put a ball in a box, its shape…
- A.Disappears
- B.Becomes flat
- C.Fills the box
- D.Stays the same
3.
Which of these is matter?
- A.A bright light
- B.A loud sound
- C.A glass of water
- D.A shadow
4.
When you blow a balloon, what fills it?
- A.A liquid
- B.A solid
- C.Gas (air)
- D.A shadow
5.
Why can't you keep a gas in an open cup like water?
- A.A gas spreads out and escapes
- B.A gas is too heavy
- C.A gas is solid
- D.A gas is wet
6.
When water becomes very cold it turns into…
- A.Air
- B.Steam
- C.Ice (solid)
- D.Smoke
7.
Why does a brick keep its shape but water does not?
- A.Bricks are wet
- B.Solids have a fixed shape; liquids do not
- C.Water is heavier
- D.Bricks flow
8.
When ice gets warm it…
- A.Stays ice
- B.Turns to stone
- C.Disappears
- D.Melts into water
9.
The gas we need to breathe in to live is…
- A.Dust
- B.Smoke
- C.Steam
- D.Oxygen
10.
When water is boiled, it turns into…
- A.Steam (gas)
- B.Ice
- C.A solid
- D.Sand
11.
Liquids can…
- A.Be held in a fist
- B.Stand in a fixed shape
- C.Flow and be poured
- D.Float in air
12.
Why must we carry water in a bottle or cup?
- A.Water is heavy
- B.A liquid flows and has no shape of its own
- C.Water is solid
- D.Water is a gas
13.
Anything that takes up space and has weight is called…
- A.Matter
- B.Sound
- C.Light
- D.A shadow
14.
Matter is found in three main forms: solid, liquid and…
- A.Light
- B.Gas
- C.Sound
- D.Shadow
15.
If you pour juice into a round glass, it becomes…
- A.A gas
- B.Square
- C.A solid
- D.Round like the glass
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each)
5 × 2 = 10 marks
16.
Honey pours slowly while water pours fast. Both are still…
- A.Gases
- B.Solids
- C.Liquids that flow
- D.Shadows
17.
A puddle dries up in the sun because the water…
- A.Sinks into the sky
- B.Turns into vapour and rises into the air
- C.Becomes ice
- D.Disappears forever
18.
You smell food cooking from another room. This shows that a gas can…
- A.Stay in one spot
- B.Spread through the air
- C.Turn solid
- D.Stop moving
19.
Sand is made of tiny solid grains. Even when poured, each grain…
- A.Melts
- B.Becomes a gas
- C.Keeps its own shape
- D.Vanishes
20.
A balloon blown up with air feels fuller. This shows…
- A.Air is a sound
- B.Air is empty
- C.Air is light only
- D.Air is matter and takes up space
Answer Key
Section A — Multiple Choice (1 mark each)
- (A) Shape
- (D) Stays the same
- (C) A glass of water
- (C) Gas (air)
- (A) A gas spreads out and escapes
- (C) Ice (solid)
- (B) Solids have a fixed shape; liquids do not
- (D) Melts into water
- (D) Oxygen
- (A) Steam (gas)
- (C) Flow and be poured
- (B) A liquid flows and has no shape of its own
- (A) Matter
- (B) Gas
- (D) Round like the glass
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each)
- (C) Liquids that flow
- (B) Turns into vapour and rises into the air
- (B) Spread through the air
- (C) Keeps its own shape
- (D) Air is matter and takes up space
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