Question

1. what are the three states of matter? a solid b wet c liquid d gas e frozen

Explanation:

Matter can exist in different physical forms. The three fundamental states are solid (has a definite shape and volume), liquid (has a definite volume but takes the shape of its container), and gas (has no definite shape or volume). "Wet" is a property, not a state. "Frozen" is a process (solidification) or a description of a solid's temperature - related state in a more colloquial sense, not one of the three main states.

Answer:

A. Solid, C. Liquid, D. Gas