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Chemistry Unit 4 Review

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 2hrs 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The best measurement for this volume would be ________ mL

a)

800

b)

880

c)

875

d)

875.5

2.

The best measurement for this volume would be ________ mL

a)

870

b)

880

c)

875

d)

875.5

3.

The best measurement for this volume would be ________ mL

a)

36.75

b)

36.8

c)

36

d)

37

4.

The best measurement for this volume would be ________ mL

a)

36.745

b)

36.74

c)

36.70

d)

36.7

5.

The best measurement for this volume would be ________ mL

a)

4

b)

4.7

c)

4.74

d)

4.745

6.

The best measurement for this length would be ________ cm

a)

8

b)

8.27

c)

8.127

d)

8.3

7.

The best measurement for this length would be ________ cm

a)

12

b)

12.7

c)

12.72

d)

12.724

8.

The best measurement for this length would be ________ cm

a)

52

b)

52.2

c)

52.25

d)

52.255

9.

The best measurement for this temperature would be ________ oC

a)

21

b)

20.9

c)

20.92

d)

20.924

10.

The best measurement for this temperature would be ________ oC

a)

58

b)

59

c)

58.7

d)

58.75

11.

The best measurement for this temperature would be ________ oC

a)

60

b)

57

c)

57.5

d)

57.75

12.

Choose the statement that's not an important principal of good measurement.

a)

Look at the quantity you are measuring at eye level and straight on.

b)

Use metric units, not SAE units.

c)

Add dye to transparent solutions to make them easier to see and measure.

d)

Read liquid volumes from the bottom of the meniscus

13.

The measurement 2.051 g contains (a)   significant figures

14.

The measurement 0.00288 g/mL contains (a)   significant figures

15.

The measurement 4800 kg contains (a)   significant figures

16.

The measurement 4800.0 kg contains (a)   significant figures

17.

The measurement 0.0505 g contains (a)   significant figures

18.

The measurement 32.0501 g contains (a)   significant figures

19.

The measurement 0.0108 g/mL contains (a)   significant figures

20.

The measurement 120,700 kg contains (a)   significant figures

21.

The measurement 1050.30 g contains (a)   significant figures

22.

The measurement 0.00870 g contains (a)   significant figures

23.

Round 125.87 g to 3 significant figures: (a)   g

24.

Round 480490 g to 2 significant figures: (a)   g

25.

Round 0.06577 g to 1 significant figure: (a)   g

26.

Round 120.055 g to 4 significant figure: (a)   g

27.

A sample has a mass of 20.55 g and a volume of 21.9 mL. It's density is (a)   g/mL

28.

A sample has a mass of 72.558 g and a volume of 6.88 mL. It's density is (a)   g/mL

29.

A sample has a mass of 0.51 g and a volume of 0.59 mL. It's density is (a)   g/mL

30.

A sample has a mass of 20.020 g and a volume of 25.08 mL. It's density is (a)   g/mL

31.

A student measures the mass of a metal piece on a scale and the volume of the metal in a graduated cylinder by water displacement. A few drops of water splashed up when the metal went into the water. This will cause a __________ error.

a)

random

b)

systematic

c)

direct

d)

inverse

32.

A student measures the mass of a metal piece on a scale and the volume of the metal in a graduated cylinder by water displacement. The balance is not calibrated properly; it's off by about 2%. This will cause a __________ error.

a)

random

b)

systematic

c)

direct

d)

inverse

33.

A metal has a measured density of 11.1 g/mL. The accepted value for the metal's density is 11.6 gmL. The percent difference for the density values is (a)   %

34.

A metal has a measured density of 3.150 g/mL. The accepted value for the metal's density is 2.7 gmL. The percent difference for the density values is (a)   %

35.

A liquid has a measured density of 0.79g/mL. The accepted value for the liquid's density is 0.8125 gmL. The percent difference for the density values is (a)   %

36.

A liquid has a measured density of 1.1g/mL. The accepted value for the liquid's density is 1.068 gmL. The percent difference for the density values is (a)   %

37.

The quantity we use to assess the accuracy of experimental results is

a)

average percent deviation

b)

percent difference

c)

average density

d)

standard deviation

38.

The quantity we use to assess the precision of experimental results is

a)

average percent deviation

b)

percent difference

c)

average density

d)

standard deviation

39.

A metal foil that has a density of 7.13 g/mL has a length of 10.5 cm and a width 12.5 cm. The mass of the metal foil is 0.455 g. What is the thickness of the foil? (a)   cm

40.

A metal foil that has a density of 19.3 g/mL has a length of 15.5 cm and a width 13.5 cm. The mass of the metal foil is 0.25 g. What is the thickness of the foil? (a)   cm