Do the molecules move around more or less when water is a liquid?

They move around more when water is liquid.

Explanation:

When molecules are solid, the bind together. That's is what makes a solid a solid. When something is a liquid, the particles are less dense and packed, making more room for molecules to flow. Lesser molecules are packed, the more liquid something is. The more the molecules are dense and packed, the solid it gets.

Ex: When water molecules bind together when in low temperatures, they form an ice cube. When that same ice cube is in higher temperatures, the water molecules loosen up and start flowing which melts the ice and makes it water.

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