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| True or false: "g" is a label measuring volume? | False
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| True or false: "qts" is the Metric label for volume? | False
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| True or false: "mi" is an English/Standard label? | True
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| True or false: "g/cc" is an example of density? | True
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| True or false: "oz/fl. oz" is a measure of volume? | False
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| True or false: "m" is a label of distance? | True
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| True or false: "hg" is a label of mass? | True
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| True or false: "km" measures mass? | False
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| True or false: "m" is the base label for distance? | True
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| True or false: "T" is an English/Standard label for density? | False
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| What are the three English/Standard labels for mass? | oz., lbs. and T
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| What are the English/Standard labels for SOLID volume? | in.^3, ft.^3, yds.^3, mi.^3
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| What are the English/Standard labels for LIQUID volume? | fl. oz., c., pts., qts. gal.
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| What are the English/Standard labels for distance? | in., ft., yds. mi.
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| What are 3 out of 27 examples for English/Standard density labels? | oz/in.^3, lbs./yd.^3, T/ft.^3 (These are just 3 examples out of the many)
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| What is the base unit label for mass? | g
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| What is the base unit label for liquid volume? | L
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| What is the base unit label for solid volume? | m^3
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| What is the base unit label for density? | g/L
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| What is the base unit label for distance? | m
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| Name the 7 prefixes generally used in the Metric System in order from greatest to least. | kilo, hecta, deca, base unit, deci, centi, and milli
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| What are the Metric labels for mass? | kg, hg, dag, g, dg, cg, mg
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| What are the Metric labels for LIQUID volume? | kL, hL, daL, L, dL, cL, mL
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| What are the Metric labels for SOLID volume? | km^3, hm^3, dam^3, m^3, dm^3, cm^3, mm^3
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| What are 5 Metric labels for density out of the 98 possibilities? | kg/kL, dag/daL, g/L, g/m^3, kg/km^3
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| What are the Metric labels for distance? | km, hm, dam, m, dm, cm, mm
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| How many English/Standard labels are there for mass? | 3
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| How many English/Standard labels are there for LIQUID volume? | 5
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| How many English/Standard labels are there for SOLID volume? | 4
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| How many English/Standard labels are there for density? | 27
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| How many English/Standard labels are there for distance? | 4
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| How many Metric System labels are there for mass? | 7
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| How many Metric System labels are there for LIQUID volume? | 7
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| How many Metric System labels are there for SOLID volume? | 7
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| How many Metric System labels are there for density? | 98
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| How many Metric System labels are there for distance? | 7
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