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WorksheetsScience Chapter 2 Assessment
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
A number that has a unit
Meter
Measurement
Liter
Matter
A specific quantity that is counted to make a measurement
Unit
Independent variable
Pie graph
Dependent variable
The basic distance unit in the SI Units System of measurement
Unit
Matter
Liter
Meter
The amount of space an object takes up
Mass
Volume
Density
Liter
The basic unit of volume in the SI Units measuring system
Liter
Grams
Matter
Mass
Basic unit of mass in the SI Units of measurement system
Variable
Mass
Liter
Gram
Anything that has mass and takes up space
Matter
Thermometer
Pie graph
Mass
A particle of matter
Weight
Gram
Molecule
Atom
The amount of matter in an object
Weight
Scale
Mass
Atom
A measure of the force of gravity on an object
Liter
Mass
Weight
Meter
A device used to measure temperature
Thermometer
Graphs
Volume
Pie graph
Two or more atoms joined together
Mass
Atom
Matter
Molecule
A group of objects and factors that affect those objects
Molecules
System
Scale
Matter
A factor (part of something) that affects an object
Gram
Atom
Variable
System
A variable that is changed in an experiment
Dependent Variable
Control Variable
Independent Variable
System
A variable that is affected by the change on the independent variable
Matter
Control variable
Dependent variable
Independent variable
A variable that is kept constant during a controlled experiment
Dependent variable
Control variable
Independent variable
Matter
A measure of a system's ability to change
Variable
Scale
System
Energy
A picture that shows how two variables are related
Graph
Dependent variable
System
Independent variable
Picture used to show how one variable causes the other variable to increase or decrease
Graph
Line Graph
Bar Graph
Pie Graph
A picture used to compare values across categories
Graph
Line Graph
Bar Graph
Pie Graph
A circular picture used to compare values across categories
Graph
Line Graph
Bar Graph
Pie Graph
A comparison regarding the size of objects
Volume
Liter
Unit
Scale
If I drop a basketball and a bowling ball from the same height which one will hit the ground first?
Basketball because it is lighter
Bowling ball because it is heavier
Both because gravity pulls all objects the same speed
Mr. Berry's Cinder block
