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# Properties of Matter The document contains a series of questions and answers related to the properties of solids, liquids, and gases, along with categorizing them as observable or measurable. **Properties of Solids:** * Constant volume * Definite shape and volume. **Properties of Gases:** * V...

# Properties of Matter The document contains a series of questions and answers related to the properties of solids, liquids, and gases, along with categorizing them as observable or measurable. **Properties of Solids:** * Constant volume * Definite shape and volume. **Properties of Gases:** * Variable shape and volume * Fluid (flowing) **Properties of Liquids:** * Variable shape * Constant volume * Fluid (flowing) **Observable and Measurable Properties**: The document presents properties that could be observed and others that can be measured. A table is not included in the original document , but the following list summarizes the provided concepts: | Property | Observable | Measurable | |-------------------------------|-------------|-------------| | Texture of pineapple | ✓ | | | Size of giraffe | ✓ | ✓ | | Color of rhinoceros | ✓ | | | Weight of a watermelon | | ✓ | | Magnetism | ✓ | | | Hardness of rocks | ✓ | | | Temperature of a body | ✓ | ✓ | **Types of Matter** Here is a summary table for the types of matter, based on the questions and multiple-choice answers (marked with symbols) provided: | Type of Matter | Shape | Volume | |---|---|---| | Solids | Fixed | Fixed | | Liquids | Variable | Fixed | | Gases | Variable | Variable | **Important Note:** The document primarily focuses on classifying properties as observable (something you can see) or measurable (something you can quantify with a tool, like a scale or a thermometer). There is no direct instruction for the purpose of a specific instrument.