How Does Water Change Forms?

Water can change from one form to another. It can be a liquid, a solid, or a gas. When water freezes, it turns into ice which is a solid. When it heats up, it can turn into steam, which is a gas. This happens because of temperature changes.

Example: You can see this when you put ice cubes in a warm drink. The ice melts into water, and if you boil water, you can see steam coming out of the pot.

Fun Fact: Water is the only natural substance that can be found in three forms: solid (ice), liquid (water), and gas (steam).

Multiple Choice Questions:

1. What happens to water when it gets really cold?

a) It turns to steam

b) It stays the same

c) It turns into ice

d) It disappears

2. What do we call water when it is a gas?

a) Ice

b) Snow

c) Steam

d) Rain

3. What happens to ice when it is warmed up?

a) It melts into water

b) It flies away

c) It turns back into snow

d) It gets colder

4. How does water change to ice?

a) By heating up

b) By freezing

c) By boiling

d) By being mixed with something else

5. Which process makes water turn into a gas?

a) Melting

b) Freezing

c) Evaporation

d) Solidification

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