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1. The tools below are used to measure properties of matter. What unit of measure is used with each tool? centimeters grams milliliters
a. Define observe: Use your senses to gather information.
b. List the five senses: Taste, Touch, Smell, Sight, Hearing
c. Which sense is used to identify the texture of an object? Touch
d. Which sense is used to identify the color of an object? Sight
Define measure: To compare something to a standard unit.
List three examples of tools used to measure properties of matter: meter stick, balance/scale, measuring cup
When using a tool to measure properties of matter, you are only using your senses. The statement above is false. Rewrite the statement so it is true. When using a tool to measure properties of matter, you are comparing something to a standard unit. Senses observe size, color, texture, but they don’t require a tool to measure.
What do you call the item on Pan A? A balance is used to measure the mass of an object.
a. What tool is used to test whether or not an object is magnetic? magnet
b. If an object is magnetic, how will that object act around a magnet? The object will be attracted to the manget and stick to it.
All substances dissolve faster in warmer water. The statement above is false. Rewrite the statement so it is true. Most substances will dissolve faster in warm water, but not all substances will.
How was the hardness of the wood block and steel block tested on page 11 in your book? The hardness of the wood block and steel block were tested by using a hammer and nail. The soft object will allow the nail to go into it, while the hard object will bend the nail.
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