_____________ is the measure of the amount of matter that makes up something

The formula for volume is 

What is the volume of the box below?

A hypothesis is

_______________ is a form of energy

When all of the colors of light are combined, we see

We see lightning before we hear thunder because

Plants appear green because

This image is showing

When you look in a mirror and see yourself back, this is an example of

The LOWEST frequency color on the visible light spectrum is

The HIGHEST frequency color on the visible light spectrum is

As energy increases

What temperature scale has the freezing point of water at 32 degrees?

What temperature scale has the boiling point of water at 100 degrees?

Energy that an object possesses due to the temperature is called

The lowest possible temperature;objects contain the lowest amount of thermal energy at

The phase of matter that flows and expands to fill its container is in what phase?

Forces between atoms or molecules that determine the phase of matter are

The phase of matter that keeps its volume but not its shape is the ___________phase.

The instrument to measure temperature is a

The temperature scale that beings at absolute zero is called the ______________scale.

When molecules are scattered equally in all directions, it is said to be

The temperature at which boiling or condensation occurs is the

Density is a property of matter. What are the three properties of matter?

Density is a property of matter. Air has a much higher density than solids or liquids. (pg 298 in textbook)

The curved line at the surface of a liquid is called

When reading the meniscus, you must read it at ________level.

Reading the graduated cylinder of the picture, what is the volume of the water? (299)

When you find the volume of an irregular shape by finding out how much water the object "pushes away", you are using the (pg 299)

Solids that are strong, such as metal, have a ________ density. (Remember - Density=mass $\div$  volume)

Solids that are not very strong, like foam, have a ______density.

The density of a liquid is usually a little ________ than the density of the same material in solid form.

Using the density formula, D=M $\div$  V,  or D=M/V, what is the density of an object that has a mass of 50 g and a volume of 10 ml?

_______________is an error in measurement that happens, because no measuring tool is perfect?

Mrs. Kempf made a mistake measuring the amount of salt that she mixed into her cookie mix. Mrs. Kempf made a

The amount of water that is "pushed away" by an object sinking in a container of water is called the

A result that happens unexpectedly or is not what is supposed to happen is called an

The line between two liquids is called the

What unit of volume is used for measuring liquid (one thousandth of a liter).

What is the metric unit used to measure mass?

_______________is the relationship between the mass and volume of an object.

What is a metric unit for measuring all forms of energy, including heat?

Thermal insulators are materials that conduct heat

Thermal energy that is moving, or capable of moving, is called

Electromagnetic waves produced by objects because of their temperature is called

Thermal conductors are materials (like copper, aluminum and gold) that conduct heat

A _______________is the amount of heat energy needed to increase the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 degree Celsius.

The transfer of heat by the direct contact of particles of matter is called

The transfer of heat by the motion of matter, such as by moving air or water, is called

_________________________happens when things are the same temperature and no heat flows.

Weight and mass are the same thing

Archimedes' Principle states that

What determines if an object will sink or float?

Which of the following is dependent on gravity?

Buoyancy is the

If the density of an object is greater than the density of water, it will

If the density of an object is less than the density of water, it will

The formula to find average density is

The density of water is

How do steel ships float, even though steel is denser than water?

Since a full ship has more mass than an empty ship, a full ship must displace more water to make it buoyant (make it float).