Why does a solid substance transition from a solid to a liquid to a gas when the temperature rises?

The transition occurs because the rise in temperature decreases average kinetic energy which makes particles overcome intermolecular attractive forces and have a more ordered state.

The transition occurs because the rise in temperature decreases average internal energy which makes particles overcome intramolecular attractive forces and less a more ordered state.

The transition occurs because the rise in temperature increases average kinetic energy which makes particles overcome intermolecular attractive forces and have a less ordered state.

None of the above