CPALMS: Measuring Amounts of 'Stuff': Exploring Density Quiz

Practice 1: How much space does the object or substance in the picture take up?

The volume of this juice is (a)   mL.

​ Which units of measurements represent the same amount of space (volume)?​ ​

• mL
• cm^3
• g/mL
• g/cm^3
• cm

Practice 2: How much space does the object or substance in the picture take up?

The volume of this block is (a)   cm³

Practice 3: How much space does the object or substance in the picture take up?

The volume of this dish soap is (a)   mL.

What is the definition of matter?

• Anything that has mass and takes up space

• A substance that is liquid, solid, or gas

• Anything that is pure

• Anything that you can see or hold

Tags

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Mass and weight​ (a)   the same. Mass is a measure of ​ (b)   . Weight is a measure of ​ (c)  

• are not
• are
• the amount of matter or atoms in an object
• the mass times the pull of gravity

Rank the items from most atoms to least atoms​: ​

• Cube (11.1 g)

• Wooden door (error)

• Pencil Shavings (0.3 g)

• Block tower (136.7 g)

the amount of space an object takes up

• volume

• mass

• density

The amount of matter in an object

• volume

• density

• mass

• none of these

Decide if each of these measurement tools would help you find an object's mass or volume. Drag each picture to the appropriate section

Groups:

(a) Mass

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(b) Volume

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