Question

The particles of a gas are packed closely together and don't have as much movement as the particles of a solid or liquid true or false?

Answer 1

False.

Answer 2

The exact opposite is true. In gaseous form, the molecules/atoms are farther apart and have more movement.

It's not hard to convince yourself of this: if it atoms were more tightly packed than the liquid or solid and moved less, wouldn't they just be a cold version of the liquid or solid?