It has no mass! Matter is something that CANNOT! have two things at the same spot at the same time. Say you are sitting in a desk at school, no matter where someone else sits, (by you, on top of you, on the desk) they are still not taking up the same space as you are. Sound though, can travel everywhere making it difficult for it to take up only one spot at a time. :)
Hmm... I wanna say either 1 or 4? but I could be wrong-
Answer:
1. Make a snowball
2. Pack snow to make it bigger
3. Stack 3 of these snowballs and vary their sizes
4. Gather sticks for arms
5. Decorate with sticks, a carrot, a hat, and a scarf!
Answer:
Absolute
Explanation:
The possessive “her” (as in “her apple”) is an adjective. But ,“hers” (as in “the apple is hers”) is what’s called an absolute pronoun. Unlike “her,” the absolute pronoun “hers” doesn’t modify anything. Instead, “hers” stands for something: the thing or things belonging to her.
