Talk About It! Now it’s YOUR turn! Make up questions for the 3rd paragraph.
We use question words to ask questions like these:
Who said... ? What do you know... ? When does a... ? Where can we find... ? Why does the... ? How do we... ?
Re-read the 3rd paragraph and use a question word to create your own question.
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It's hard to imagine that air is matter. Matter is something that has mass and takes up space. Air is invisible. It does not seem to take up space. It does not seem to have mass. For years, people didn't even know that air existed. Air does take up space, but we can’t see it. Air does have mass, but we can't feel it. We can observe that air has both volume and weight.
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It's hard to imagine that air is matter. Matter is something that has volume (takes up space) and weight. Air is invisible. It does not seem to have volume. It does not seem to have weight. For years, people didn't even know that air existed. But air does take up space. Air has weight, even if we can't feel it. We can observe that air has both volume and weight.
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It's hard to imagine that air is matter. Matter is something that has volume (takes up space) and weight. Air is invisible, it seems to have neither. For thousands of years, people didn't even know that air existed. But air does take up space, even if we can't see it. Air has weight, even if we can't feel it. We can observe that air has both volume and weight.
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Remember! Questions help you show facts you have learned from what you have read!
