Question

particles in a liquid have what type of motion?

Explanation:

In a liquid, particles are in constant motion. They move freely but are still close to each other. This motion is not as fast as in a gas (where particles have very fast motion) and not stationary (no motion, which is more like a solid in a strict sense, though solids have vibrational motion at the particle level). Among the given options, "Medium Motion" best describes the motion of particles in a liquid.

Answer:

Medium Motion