WHAT'S MORE
Activity 1: WHAT MATTERS MOST!
Directions: Given the different illustrations, answer the questions based on your
observations
Answer the questions:
1. Write the examples of solids shown in the second illustration.
2. Explain the arrangement of molecules in solids.
3. In the round area on the right, draw circles to represent the molecules in a solid
4. On the line, write down whether the molecules are;
(very attracted, somewhat attracted, or not attracted to each other).
Activity 1: WHAT MATTERS MOST!
Directions: Given the different illustrations, answer the questions based on your
observations
Answer the questions:
1. Write the examples of solids shown in the second illustration.
2. Explain the arrangement of molecules in solids.
3. In the round area on the right, draw circles to represent the molecules in a solid
4. On the line, write down whether the molecules are;
(very attracted, somewhat attracted, or not attracted to each other).
Add an Answer
More Questions From This User See All
Answers & Comments
Answer:
1. The Hammer
2. When we say solid, the molecules are packed closely together and are not free to move about within the substance.
3. see my picture above! (im not good at drawing, but when you will draw a circle an it's molecules, the molecules should packed together, and stick to each other)
4. It's very atracted, cuz the particles do not move past each other. They just stick to each other, so it will be heavy. Just like the hammer I mentioned above.
happy learning students!
happy weekend!