Which state of matter has a definite size and shape?

The correct answer to this question is Solid. In total, there are four states of matter. We know that solid is one of them, so that leaves three other. The rest are gas,liquid, and plasma. Solids have a definite size and shape due to their particles.

While the other three state's particles are lost and spread apart, the particles of a solid are tightly packed together. There are several different types of solids. They all have their characteristics and are different. Some are malleable. This means they won't break, even if you smash them with a hammer. Others are easily broken, such as glass.

The correct answer to this question is Solid. There are four states of matter and solids are one of them. The other three are gas, liquid, and plasma. The particles of a solid are what makes them have a definite size and shape. Unlike the other three states of matters, the particles of a solid are packed tightly together.

There are various types of solids, which have different characteristics. Some solids are malleable, meaning they won't break at all, even when they are hammered or smashed. Other solids, like glass, can break easily when smashed or even dropped.