Question

Mr. Carter draws a box with a particle diagram of a liquid on the whiteboard. Next, he draws another box with a particle diagram of a solid, but he leaves this box blank for one of his students to fill in.
What should Mr. Carter's student draw in the blank box?

Answer 1

Mr. Carter's student must draw particles very close together.

We can arrive at this answer as follows:

• Mr. Carter is showing how the particles fit into a solid substance and a liquid substance.

• In a liquid substance, the particles are separated from each other, which allows the characteristic fluidity of liquids.
• In a solid substance, the particles are very close to each other, not allowing space between them.

In this case, we can say that Mr. Carter's student, when drawing the particles of solid substance, must draw them very close to each other, not allowing any space between them, preventing them from moving.

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