Describe the shape of liquid water as it is poured into a glass. a. the shape stays the same as it was before it was poured b. the shape changes to fit the glass and then stays the same. c. the shape stays the same, and the shape of the glass changes. d. the shape changes and continues to change long after pouring stops.

The correct answer is Option B.

Explanation: Liquid is one of the states of matter.

Liquid is the intermediate state in between solid and gas. The distance between the particles is more than solid but less than gas. The liquid particles can fill up the shape of the container in which it is filled without changing volume. These particles have a tendency to flow.

Hence, when liquid water is poured into a glass, the shape of the particles changes to fit the shape of glass and then it stays the same because the shape of container (here glass) remains the same.

So, the correct answer is option B.

conduction, convection, radiation