| Word | state |
|---|---|
| QType | H |
| Instructions | In this sentence, states means: |
| Sentence | Firstly, they are odd materials that run contrary to school science lessons on the three states of matter. |
| Source | The Guardian |
| Source URL | https://www.theguardian.com/science/blog/2013/mar/22/george-gray-liquid-crystal-displays |
| Source Title | George Gray, the man who made flat screens possible |
| Choices | nations | districts | reversals | phases |
| Correct Answer | phases |
| Definition | In this question, state is a noun that means one of the three traditional conditions of matter. |
| Blurb | State can be a condition — like solid, liquid, or gas, or even sad or happy. It can also be a state as in Idaho or New York. To state is to say something. State comes from the Latin status, meaning "condition of a country." Interestingly, even before the Revolutionary War, Britain called the American colonies states. The “States” still refers to America, but state can refer to any country’s civil government. The idea of state as a physical or emotional condition came later. Depending on your state of mind, you can state that the state of your state is awesome. Unless it’s in a state of emergency, which is no good. |
| Level | 1 |
| Frequency | 0.062500000 |
| Page Frequency | once / 16 pages |
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