Which property describes liquids in relation to shape?

The property that describes liquids in relation to shape is that they have a fixed volume but a changing shape. Liquids maintain a constant volume because the molecules are close together and not easily compressed. However, they do not have a fixed shape; instead, they take the shape of their container. This characteristic differentiates liquids from solids, which have both a fixed volume and a fixed shape, and gases, which can change both volume and shape. The arrangement of molecules in a liquid is more loosely organized compared to solids, allowing them to move around and conform to different shapes while maintaining their volume.