Worked example
Solid ice becomes liquid water as it warms. What change is this?
Answer & why
Answer: melting
Melting changes a solid into a liquid.
Grade 2 · Science
Distinguish melting, freezing, evaporation and condensation.
8 authored questions + worked example

Answer: melting
Melting changes a solid into a liquid.
All 8 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
Name the starting state and ending state before naming the change.
Answer: evaporation
Water leaves as vapor through evaporation.
Question 2
Name the starting state and ending state before naming the change.
Answer: condensation
Water vapor becomes liquid on the cooler lid.
Question 3
Name the starting state and ending state before naming the change.
Answer: melting
Melting changes a solid into a liquid.
Question 4
Name the starting state and ending state before naming the change.
Answer: freezing
Freezing changes a liquid into a solid.
Question 5
Name the starting state and ending state before naming the change.
Answer: evaporation
Evaporation changes liquid water into gas at its surface.
Question 6
Name the starting state and ending state before naming the change.
Answer: condensation
Condensation changes gas into liquid.
Question 7
Name the starting state and ending state before naming the change.
Answer: melting
The ice pop changes from solid to liquid.
Question 8
Name the starting state and ending state before naming the change.
Answer: freezing
The liquid water becomes a solid.