Question

physical changes written response directions: follow the steps in the chart to answer the written - response question. be sure to look back in the passages to gather evidence. start your answer with words from the question. give text evidence. the text says the author wrote in paragraph -- - it says explain your thinking. i know this because this makes me think this is important because tell more! for example, for instance, the text also says according to the text, based on what i read. describe the three physical changes water can go through. use evidence from the text to support your thinking.

Explanation:

Water can undergo three main physical changes: melting (from ice - solid to water - liquid), freezing (from water - liquid to ice - solid), and evaporation (from water - liquid to water vapor - gas). If the text provides statements about water changing states under different temperature conditions, that can be used as evidence. For example, if it says "when ice is left at room temperature, it turns into water", that's evidence for melting.

Answer:

The three physical changes water can go through are melting (solid to liquid), freezing (liquid to solid), and evaporation (liquid to gas). Evidence from the text could include statements about temperature - related state changes such as "ice melts when heated" for melting, "water freezes in cold temperatures" for freezing, and "water disappears from a puddle on a sunny day" for evaporation.