Mass, Volume, Density

Density is a measurement of ___________________?

• An object's mass

• An object's Volume

• An object's Volume divided by its mass.

• An object's mass divided by its Volume

Mass measures __________________ and is measured in ________________.

• Blank 1: How much matter an object is made of

  Blank 2: mL or cm^3

• Blank 1: How much matter an object is made of

  Blank 2: kg or grams

• Blank 1: How much space an object takes up

  Blank 2: mL or cm^3

• Blank 1: How much space an object takes up

  Blank 2: kg or grams

Volume measures __________________ and is measured in ________________ units.

• Blank 1: How much matter an object is made of

  Blank 2: mL or cm^3

• Blank 1: How much matter an object is made of

  Blank 2: kg or grams

• Blank 1: How much space an object takes up

  Blank 2: mL or cm^3

• Blank 1: How much space an object takes up

  Blank 2: kg or grams

Which lab equipment is best for measuring 50ml of solution?

• 250ml beaker

• 100ml measuring cylinder

• 20ml syringe

• 10ml measuring cylinder

Which metric unit should be used to record the mass of a rock?

• cm³

• grams (g)

• miliLiter

• liter (L)

What is this?

• Scale

• Graduated cylinder

• Triple beam balance

• Massonater

What does volume mean? Volume is (a)   .

• The amount of space an object occupies

• The loudness of a sound

• A measure of three-dimensional space

• The capacity of a container

Match the following physical quantities with their correct metric units.

• Volume of a liquid in a large container

• Liter (L)

• Volume of a liquid in a small container

• miliLiter

• Mass of a solid object

• cm³

• Volume of a solid, regular-shaped object

• grams

A life jacket floats in water. This means it is (a)   .

• more dense than water

• same density as water

• less dense than water

• must be in the shape of a cube

Match the following scenarios with the correct condition about the object's density relative to water.

• The object floats on water.

• if the object's density is less than the water's density.

• The object stays suspended in the middle of the water.

• if the object's density is greater than water's density.

• The object sinks in water.

• if the object's density is the same as water's density.

• The object cannot exist physically.

• if the object's density is zero