Measurements 1

Labelling

Place the correct measurements in the Venn Diagram.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

kilometers

milligrams

inches

ounces

pounds

Multiple Choice

Data that does not include numbers, but describes things instead.

• qualitative data

• quantitative data

Multiple Choice

What are some common methods used to collect quantitative data?

• Ethnography, participant observation, field experiments

• Literature reviews, content analysis, archival research

• Interviews, case studies, focus groups

• Surveys, experiments, observations, and secondary data analysis.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following would be considered QUANTITATIVE data?

• Color
• Smell
• 6.84 cm
• texture

Multiple Choice

What is the estimated weight indicated on the triple beam balance if the 100s bar reads 2, the 10s bar reads 3, and the 1s bar is between 0 and 1?

• 230 g

• 240 g

• 250 g

• 260 g

Multiple Choice

What is the mass on this triple beam?

• 200g
• 44g
• 244g
• 4g

Drag and Drop

When reading the

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of a liquid, you should be at ​

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with the graduated cylinder on the ​

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

meniscus

eye level

lab bench

Hotspot

Identify the meniscus of the liquid.

Multiple Choice

What type of measurement is 3D and reported as "CUBED"?

• Temperature

• Volume

• Area

• Mass

Multiple Choice

What are the three basic SI units mentioned in the image?

• Meters (m)

• Mass (kg)

• Time (s)

• Volume (l)

Multiple Choice

What is the symbol for the prefix that represents 10^6?

• T

• G

• M

• k

Multiple Choice

What is the factor for the prefix 'milli-'?

• 10^-1

• 10^-2

• 10^-3

• 10^-6

Multiple Choice

What are the seven base SI units listed in the table?

• Length, Mass, Temperature, Time, Amount of Substance, Luminous Intensity, Electric Current

• Length, Mass, Volume, Time, Amount of Substance, Luminous Intensity, Electric Current

• Length, Mass, Temperature, Time, Amount of Substance, Luminous Intensity, Force

• Length, Mass, Temperature, Time, Amount of Substance, Luminous Intensity, Pressure

Multiple Choice

What are the two components that make up measurements?

• A number and a unit

• A number and a symbol

• A unit and a measurement

• A symbol and a measurement

Multiple Choice

What is scientific notation used for?

• To express any number as a fraction

• To express any number as a number between 1 and 10 multiplied by 10 raised to a power

• To express any number as a decimal

• To express any number as a percentage

Multiple Choice

What does M represent in scientific notation?

• The coefficient

• The base

• The exponent

• The power of ten

Multiple Choice

What does the notation 2 x 10^6 represent in terms of movement on a number line?

• Left Movement, Number Greater than 1

• Right Movement, Number Less than 1

• No Movement, Number Equal to 1

• Left Movement, Number Less than 1

Multiple Choice

What is the value of 1 Mega (M) in terms of meters?

• 1 X 10^6 m

• 1 X 10^3 m

• 1 X 10^9 m

• 1 X 10^-6 m

Multiple Choice

In what types of problems do you have to make sure the exponents are the same before beginning to compute?

• Adding and Subtracting
• Multiplying and Dividing
• Subtracting and Dividing
• Adding and Multiplying

Open Ended

Restate the process used to multiply two numbers that are expressed in scientific notation.

Poll

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