Temperature and Mass Measurement

A student measures the temperature of a cup of water and a block of ice. The water is 25°C, and the ice is 0°C. Which statement is true about their temperatures?

• The ice is warmer than the water.

• The water is warmer than the ice.

• Both have the same temperature.

• The ice is twice as cold as the water.

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If you have a rock and a sponge of the same size, which one is likely to have more mass?

• The rock

• The sponge

• They have the same mass

• It depends on the color

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You have a cup of hot chocolate and a cup of cold milk. Which one will have a higher temperature?

• The hot chocolate

• The cold milk

• They have the same temperature

• It depends on the size of the cups

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Which of the following tools would you use to measure the mass of a book?

• A thermometer

• A ruler

• A balance scale

• A measuring cup

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If you have a glass of water and a glass of oil, both at room temperature, which one will feel warmer to touch?

• The water

• The oil

• They will feel the same

• It depends on the color of the glass

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A student measures the temperature of a metal spoon and a wooden spoon left in the sun. The metal spoon is 35°C, and the wooden spoon is 30°C. Which spoon is hotter?

• The metal spoon

• The wooden spoon

• They are the same temperature

• It depends on the length of the spoons

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Which of the following objects would likely have the least mass?

• A feather

• A brick

• A book

• A shoe

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Which tool should I use to measure how hot the water is?

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