WorksheetsVolume & Mass
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the volume of the object?
20
4
36
6
What is the volume of the object?
50
60
10
none of the above
Students added a small rock to a graduated cylinder with 16 mL of water. The water level rose 6 mL. The student subtracted the two water levels. Which property of the rock were the students measuring?
volume
area
density
matter
What is the volume of this object?
50 cm3
40 cm3
200 cm3
4,000 cm3
What is the volume of this object?
3,000 cm3
45 cm3
200 sm3
300 cm3
What is the volume of this object?
400 cm3
2,000 cm3
100 cm3
45 cm3
What is the volume of the object?
3,000 cm3
600 cm3
150 cm3
100 cm3
Based on this picture, what property is the scientist probably measuring?
mass
matter
density
volume
Based on the picture, what question is the scientist most likely trying to answer?
Which shell has more mass?
Which shell has more volume?
Which shell has more density?
Which shell is the best?
The teacher has filled the cylinder with water. Which property of the liquid is the teacher most likely trying to measure?
temperature
mass
volume
density
A teacher breaks a bar of pure copper into two different–sized pieces. What is the MOST likely difference between the two pieces?
mass
volume
texture
none of the above
A student has two identical boxes. The student fills one box with bundled newspapers and the second box with shredded paper. Which statement about the boxes is most accurate?
The masses of the boxes are the same.
The volumes of the boxes are the same.
The boxes have the same density.
The boxes contain the same amount of paper.
Which does 12.0 grams represent?
volume
mass
matter
force
Jill is comparing the volumes of liquid held in these beakers. Which beaker contains the greatest volume of liquid?
beaker 1
beaker 2
beaker 3
beaker 4
Robin compared the properties of some rocks. Which property did she MOST likely compare with a balance?
mass
density
volume
matter
