Metric Measurement & Density
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| What country developed the metric system? | France
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| When was the metric system developed (what decade)? | 1790s
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| The metric system is based on what number? | 10
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| What prefix means "1000"? | kilo
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| What prefix means "1/1000"? or "0.001"? | milli
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| What prefix means "1/100" or "0.01"? | centi
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| What tool is used to measure length? (a meterstick or a _____ ) | ruler
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| What tool is used to measure mass? (a ______ beam balance) | triple
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| What tool is used to take accurate measurements of liquid volume? (a graduated _____ ) | cylinder
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| What tool is used to measure temperature? | thermometer
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| What tool is used to measure liquid volumes? (not as accurate as a graduated cylinder) | beaker
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| The name for the curved upper surface of a liquid in a column of liquid is the _____. | meniscus
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| A measure of the amount of matter an object contains is called ______. (It's a measure of the amount of particles (atoms) in matter.) | mass
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| A measure of the force of gravity acting on an object is called ______. | weight
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| The amount of space an object takes up is called _____. | volume
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| Which of the following metric units was developed first--kilogram, meter, liter ? | meter
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| Which of the following metric units was developed second--kilogram, meter, liter ? | liter
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| Which of the following metric units was developed last--kilogram, meter, liter ? | kilogram
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| In the metric system: what is the base unit for measuring length? | meter
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| In the metric system: what is the base unit for measuring liquid volume? | liter
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| In the metric system: what is the base unit for measuring mass? the kilo_____ | gram
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| In the metric system: what is the base unit for measuring time? | second
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| In the metric system: what is the base unit for measuring temperature? degrees _____ | Celsius
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| How many countries still haven't totally changed to the metric system? | three
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| Name the largest country that hasn't totally changed to the metric system (abbreviate the name). | USA
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| Always measure from the _____ of the meniscus when using a graduated cylinder. | bottom
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| What tool is used to measure weight? a spring _____ | scale
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| You can measure the volume of an irregular solid by using the ____ displacement method. | water
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| Using tools to compare to a known amount is called _____. | measurement
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| The measurement from one point to another ("from A to B") is called _____. | length
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| The measurement of the amount of heat an object contains is called _____. | temperature
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| The measurement of duration (how long something lasts related to earth/solar movement). | time
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| The ratio of mass to volume is known as _____. | density
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| The density of _____ is 1.00 g/mL. | water
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| If something (solid, liquid or gas) has a density less than 1.00 g/mL, it will _____ in water. | float
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| If something (solid, liquid or gas) has a density greater than 1.00 g/mL, it will _____ in water. | sink
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| Density is the measure of how much _____ is contained in a given volume. | mass
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| Density is the measure of how much mass is contained in a given _____. | volume
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| Ice (solid water) has a density of 0.92 g/cm3. Would it float or sink when placed in room-temperature liquid water? | float
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| TRUE or FALSE? To calculate the density of an object, you would divide its volume by its mass. | false
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| TRUE or FALSE? The particles in dense materials are packed together more compactly than the particles in a less dense substance. | true
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| The more _____ there is per unit of volume, the denser an object becomes. | mass
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| If a box measures 3 cm x 2 cm x 1 cm, its volume is _____ cm3. (Type your answer in word format. Ex: "10" --> "ten".) | six
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| Corn syrup has a density of 1.38 g/mL. Would it float or sink when placed in room-temperature liquid water? | sink
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| The less mass there is per unit of _____, the less dense an object becomes. | volume
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| The formulat for calculating the volume of a regular solid (rectangular prism) is: L x W x H. Since volume is measuring the 3-D space something takes up in the universe, the units will ALWAYS be labeled the #_____ as an exponent. | 3
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| To measure weight, we would use a _____. (This equipment uses a spring to measure the force of gravity.) | scale
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| TRUE or FALSE? The weight of an object can change depending on where it is in the universe. | true
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| TRUE or FALSE? The mass of an object can change depending on where it is in the universe. | false
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| When two materials are added together, the one with the higher _____ will sink. | density
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| How many centimeters are in one meter? | 100
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| How many millimeters are in one meter? | 1000
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| How many millimeters are in one centimeter? | 10
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| How many meters are in one kilometer? | 1000
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