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Solid, Liquid & Gas — Practice Worksheet
Chapter: Solid, Liquid & Gas
Topic: Solid, Liquid & Gas
Maximum Marks: 25
Time: 30 minutes
Name: ____________________ 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.
Air around us is a form of matter called a…
  • A.Light
  • B.Solid
  • C.Liquid
  • D.Gas
2.
A solid can be held in your…
  • A.Cup only
  • B.Net only
  • C.Hand
  • D.Balloon only
3.
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
4.
The gas we need to breathe in to live is…
  • A.Dust
  • B.Smoke
  • C.Steam
  • D.Oxygen
5.
Milk, a rock and air are all matter because they all…
  • A.Are the same colour
  • B.Take up space and have weight
  • C.Are liquids
  • D.Make sound
6.
Water can be a solid, a liquid OR a…
  • A.Rock
  • B.Gas
  • C.Sound
  • D.Light
7.
Liquids can…
  • A.Be held in a fist
  • B.Stand in a fixed shape
  • C.Flow and be poured
  • D.Float in air
8.
Matter is found in three main forms: solid, liquid and…
  • A.Light
  • B.Gas
  • C.Sound
  • D.Shadow
9.
If you pour juice into a round glass, it becomes…
  • A.A gas
  • B.Square
  • C.A solid
  • D.Round like the glass
10.
A solid has a fixed…
  • A.Shape
  • B.Smell
  • C.Sound
  • D.Colour only
11.
Which group is all liquids?
  • A.Water, milk, oil
  • B.Book, pen, chair
  • C.Air, smoke, steam
  • D.Stone, brick, ball
12.
We usually ___ a gas like air.
  • A.Can hold
  • B.Cannot see
  • C.Can stack
  • D.Can cut
13.
Which group is all solids?
  • A.Book, chair, spoon
  • B.Water, milk, juice
  • C.Air, smoke, steam
  • D.Oil, water, milk
14.
When water becomes very cold it turns into…
  • A.Air
  • B.Steam
  • C.Ice (solid)
  • D.Smoke
15.
When ice gets warm it…
  • A.Stays ice
  • B.Turns to stone
  • C.Disappears
  • D.Melts into water
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each) 5 × 2 = 10 marks
16.
Why do water drops form on the outside of a cold glass?
  • A.Water vapour in the air cools and turns to drops
  • B.The glass leaks
  • C.Water comes through glass
  • D.The drops are oil
17.
Oil floats on water. This shows that two liquids can…
  • A.Be gases
  • B.Be solids
  • C.Have different weights for the same amount
  • D.Never mix
18.
Why does a smell from the kitchen reach the next room?
  • A.Smell is liquid
  • B.Smell is solid
  • C.Air stops moving
  • D.Gas spreads through the air
19.
Why is your shadow NOT matter?
  • A.It moves
  • B.It is dark
  • C.It takes up no space and has no weight
  • D.It is on the ground
20.
Butter is solid in the fridge but soft on a hot day. This shows heat can…
  • A.Make it a gas at once
  • B.Change how hard a solid is
  • C.Remove its weight
  • D.Turn it to stone

Answer Key

Section A — Multiple Choice (1 mark each)
  1. (D) Gas
  2. (C) Hand
  3. (A) A gas spreads out and escapes
  4. (D) Oxygen
  5. (B) Take up space and have weight
  6. (B) Gas
  7. (C) Flow and be poured
  8. (B) Gas
  9. (D) Round like the glass
  10. (A) Shape
  11. (A) Water, milk, oil
  12. (B) Cannot see
  13. (A) Book, chair, spoon
  14. (C) Ice (solid)
  15. (D) Melts into water
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each)
  1. (A) Water vapour in the air cools and turns to drops
  2. (C) Have different weights for the same amount
  3. (D) Gas spreads through the air
  4. (C) It takes up no space and has no weight
  5. (B) Change how hard a solid is
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