Question

directions: use the diagram to fill in the box completely.
fill in the correct terms where there is a letter in the above diagram.
use the word bank on the left to complete the missing blanks:
word bank: evaporation, liquid, gas, freezing, condensation, solid, melting
table with columns a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h (b is filled with liquid)

Explanation:

The diagram represents the states of matter (solid, liquid, gas) and phase changes. B is Liquid. A should be Solid (since G is likely Freezing or Melting, and if B is Liquid, A can be Solid with G as Melting or Freezing). C should be Gas (as E is Evaporation or Condensation). D: If A is Solid and B is Liquid, D is Melting. E: If B is Liquid and C is Gas, E is Evaporation. F: If C is Gas and B is Liquid, F is Condensation. G: If B is Liquid and A is Solid, G is Freezing. H (assuming H is the label on A's top, maybe a phase change, but likely a typo, but focusing on given letters: A: Solid, C: Gas, D: Melting, E: Evaporation, F: Condensation, G: Freezing.

Answer:

A: Solid
B: Liquid (given)
C: Gas
D: Melting
E: Evaporation
F: Condensation
G: Freezing
H: (Assuming H is a typo or related, but based on diagram, H might be a phase change, but with given letters, the filled terms are as above.)

(Note: The diagram has A, B, C with arrows D, E, F, G. The word bank has Evaporation, Liquid, Gas, Freezing, Condensation, Solid, Melting. B is given as Liquid. So:

• A: Solid (since G is Freezing (liquid to solid) or Melting (solid to liquid); if B is Liquid, A can be Solid with G as Freezing, or A as Gas with G as Condensation, but more likely states: Solid (A) → Liquid (B) via Melting (D); Liquid (B) → Gas (C) via Evaporation (E); Gas (C) → Liquid (B) via Condensation (F); Liquid (B) → Solid (A) via Freezing (G). So:

A: Solid
C: Gas
D: Melting
E: Evaporation
F: Condensation
G: Freezing)