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    This document is an activity sheet about the three states of matter and their application to building bridges and bicycle tires. It asks the student to list the characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases, and which state of matter is best for building strong bridges. It then asks questions about why bicycle tires are filled with air rather than other states of matter, and whether tires made of different states would be easy to ride with. The key points are that solids are rigid and hold their shape, liquids flow freely, and gases are easily compressed - and solids are best for building strong bridges. Gases are best for tires because they are easily compressed and allow for a smooth ride.

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    This document is an activity sheet about the three states of matter and their application to building bridges and bicycle tires. It asks the student to list the characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases, and which state of matter is best for building strong bridges. It then asks questions about why bicycle tires are filled with air rather than other states of matter, and whether tires made of different states would be easy to ride with. The key points are that solids are rigid and hold their shape, liquids flow freely, and gases are easily compressed - and solids are best for building strong bridges. Gases are best for tires because they are easily compressed and allow for a smooth ride.

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    This document is an activity sheet about the three states of matter and their application to building bridges and bicycle tires. It asks the student to list the characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases, and which state of matter is best for building strong bridges. It then asks questions about why bicycle tires are filled with air rather than other states of matter, and whether tires made of different states would be easy to ride with. The key points are that solids are rigid and hold their shape, liquids flow freely, and gases are easily compressed - and solids are best for building strong bridges. Gases are best for tires because they are easily compressed and allow for a smooth ride.

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    Name: Form: Date: Activity Sheet Building A Bridge

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    This document is an activity sheet about the three states of matter and their application to building bridges and bicycle tires. It asks the student to list the characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases, and which state of matter is best for building strong bridges. It then asks questions about why bicycle tires are filled with air rather than other states of matter, and whether tires made of different states would be easy to ride with. The key points are that solids are rigid and hold their shape, liquids flow freely, and gases are easily compressed - and solids are best for building strong bridges. Gases are best for tires because they are easily compressed and allow for a smooth ride.

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    Activity Sheet
    Building a Bridge
    (a) List down the characteristics of the three states of matter in the table below:

    SOLID LIQUID GAS

    (b) Which matter has the characteristics important in building a strong bridge?

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    2
    Let’s look at how knowledge of the three states of matter is applied appropriately.
    (a) Why do we pump air into tyres?

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    (b) Why don’t we use tyres which are made of rubber fully?
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    (c) Why don’t we fill up tyres with liquids instead of air?


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    3
    (a)
    The tyres are filled with water.
    Is it easy to ride the bicycle using tyres filled with water?
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    (b) Why?
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    4
    (a)
    The tyres are made up of solid rubber.
    Is it easy to ride the bicycle using solid rubber tyres?
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    (b) Why?
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    Gas in Tyres
    (a)
    The tyres are filled with air.
    Is it easy to ride the bicycle using tyres filled with air?
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    (b) Why?
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