To show what he learned about the properties of volume for solids, liquids and gases, Viktor wrote the following summary. When a round solid ball is placed in a box, the ball takes the shape of the box. When a liquid, such as chocolate milk, is poured into a container, the shape of the liquid changes. After being poured into a new container, the volume of chocolate milk does not change. When a balloon is popped, the gas inside the balloon is released and the volume changes.

Choose the statement that corrects the error in Viktor's summary.

When a round solid ball is placed in a box, the ball does not take the shape of the box.
When a liquid, such as chocolate milk, is poured into a container, the shape of the liquid does not change.
After being poured into a new container, the volume of chocolate milk does changes.
When a balloon is popped, the gas inside the balloon is released and the volume does not change.