Measurement and Lab Safety and Equipment

Multiple Choice

What is used to measure the mass of an object in grams?

• Meter Stick

• Graduated Cylinder

• Triple Beam Balance

Multiple Choice

What is used to measure, heat, and mix large amounts of liquids?

• Beaker

• Dropper

• Graduated Cylinder

Multiple Choice

What is used to measure the volume of liquids more accurately?

• Beaker

• Erlenmeyer Flask

• Graduated Cylinder

Multiple Choice

What is used to measure very small amounts of liquid?

• Beaker

• Dropper/Pipette

• Graduated Cylinder

Multiple Choice

What is used to measure, mix, or store chemicals?

• Beaker

• Erlenmeyer Flask

• Test Tube

Multiple Choice

What is used to protect your eyes from chemicals, heat, and sharp objects?

• Bandana

• Glasses

• Safety Goggles

Multiple Choice

What should be used if hazardous chemicals spill onto someone's clothing?

• Eyewash Station

• Fire Blanket

• Lab Shower

Multiple Choice

What is used to put out a small fire in the classroom?

• Fire Blanket

• Fire Extinguisher

• Lab Shower

Multiple Choice

If chemicals get into someone's eyes they should be flushed for 20 minutes at the...

• Eyewash Station

• Sink

• Water Fountain

Multiple Choice

Which SI base unit is used to measure length?

• moles (mol)

• meters (m)

• grams (g)

• liters (L)

Multiple Choice

Which SI base unit is used to measure volume?

• moles (mol)

• meters (m)

• grams (g)

• liters (L)

Multiple Choice

Which SI base unit is used to measure mass?

• moles (mol)

• meters (m)

• grams (g)

• liters (L)

Multiple Select

Which two SI units are used to measure temperature? (select all that apply)

• Celcius (°C)

• Kelvin (K)

• Fahrenheit (°F)

Match

Match the following prefixes with the correct units:

• kilograms

• millimeters

• centiliters

• hectograms

• decimeters

kg

mm

cL

hg

dm

• kg

• mm

• cL

• hg

• dm

Converting between prefixes...

Remember the acronym:
King Henry Dead By Drinking Chocolate Milk

As you move left and right between the prefixes, your decimal will also move left and right in the number. Going from big prefixes to small prefixes will make the number BIGGER!

EXAMPLE: 1.0 kilograms (kg) = ?? milligrams (mg)
(decimal moving to the right... add zeros as you need to!)
1.0 kg --> 1000000.0 mg (six zeros added behind the one)

Converting between prefixes...

Remember the acronym:

King Henry Dead By Drinking Chocolate Milk

As you move left and right between the prefixes, your decimal will also move left and right in the number. Going from small prefixes to big prefixes will make the number SMALLER!

EXAMPLE: 1.0 milligrams (mg) = ?? kilograms (kg)
(decimal moving to the left... add zeros as you need to!)
1.0 mg --> 0.000001 kg (five zeros added in front of the one)

Reorder

Reorder the following from largest (1st) to smallest (5th):

• Kilo

• Deka

• deci

• centi

• milli

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

​* Complete these practice problems on your notes page -
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Multiple Choice

6 cm = ____ mm

• 60 mm

• 6000 mm

• 0.0006 mm

• 6 mm

Multiple Choice

1000 m = ____ km

• 10 km

• 1000 km

• 0.0001 km

• 1 km

Multiple Choice

50 mm = ____ cm

• 50 cm

• 5000 cm

• 0.0005 cm

• 5 cm

Multiple Choice

4 L = ____ mL

• 40 mL

• 4000 mL

• 0.0004 mL

• 4 mL

Multiple Choice

10,000 g = ____ kg

• 10 kg

• 1000 kg

• 0.0001 kg

• 1 kg

Multiple Choice

4 km = ____ m

• 40 m

• 4000 m

• 0.0004 m

• 4 m

Multiple Choice

2,000 g = ____ kg

• 20 kg

• 2000 kg

• 0.0002 kg

• 2 kg

Multiple Choice

400 cm = ____ m

• 40 m

• 4000 m

• 0.0004 m

• 4 m

Multiple Choice

3 km = ____ m

• 30 m

• 3000 m

• 0.0003 m

• 3 m

Multiple Choice

2 cm = ____ mm

• 20 mm

• 2000 mm

• 0.0002 mm

• 2 mm

Match

*REVIEW*

Match the following:

• volume base unit

• length base unit

• mass base unit

• temperature

liters

meters

grams

°C or K

• liters

• meters

• grams

• °C or K