As the temperature of liquid is increased, mass & volume will

both change

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mass change & volume is fixed

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Mass remains same & volume increases

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both remain same

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Solution

The correct option is D Mass remains same & volume increases
Volume would increase because particles gain more kinetic energy and move faster, thus reducing the intermolecular forces and the spaces between particles increase.
As long as the liquid remains in a closed system where there will be no vapour escape, so the mass remains constant.

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