An ice cube is moved from a tray to a bowl without melting or breaking. What happens to its shape and volume?

Ana pours water from a narrow bottle into a wide bowl. What happens to the water's shape?

Ben transfers all his juice into another cup without spilling any. How does the juice's volume change?

Air is pumped into a container, which is then sealed. Where does the added air spread?

An air-filled, needle-free syringe has its tip sealed. Its plunger is pushed inward. What happens to the trapped air's volume?

Liza blows more air into a flexible balloon that is not yet fully inflated. What happens to the space inside it?

Air fills a round balloon and a long balloon. What determines the air's shape in each?

Which particle motion allows air from a burst balloon to mix with the surrounding air?

Ten marbles each have a volume of 2 mL. Gaps between them occupy 8 mL. What is the marbles' total volume?

What classroom tool should Paolo use to measure the volume of water directly?

What metric unit is suitable for recording the volume of a small amount of water?

A stone that does not dissolve is fully submerged in water. What measurement can reveal its volume?

What state of matter is represented by the pictured particle model?

What movement can the particles in the pictured material make?

Which box models a substance with neither a fixed shape nor a fixed volume?

Why can trapped air be squeezed into less space much more easily than water?

What motion do the particles inside an ice cube make before it melts?

What holds a stone's particles close together instead of letting them spread throughout a box?

How is the pictured stone's shape classified?

In an inflated balloon, what state of matter is the air inside?