WorksheetsThe Metric System
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 28mins
The metric system is a measurement system based on the number:
7
10
5
9
What number does the prefix "kilo" represent?
20
1,000
50
10
Convert the following from METERS (m) to KILOMETERS (km):
1,500m = _____km
15km
150km
1.5km
0.15km
Mass is measured in what units?
meters
liters
grams
degrees celsius
Liters are used to measure:
mass
length
temperature
volume
Convert the following from milliliters (ml) to liters (L):
18,000ml = ____L
0.18L
1.8L
18,000L
18L
Volume is a measure of:
the amount of matter in an object
how much space matter takes up
the amount of thermal energy something contains
the distance between 2 points
Which of these is the base unit of length/distance?
gram
liter
density
meter
Look at the picture of the riders on the triple beam balance. What is the total mass of the object being measured?
Be sure to include the UNITS. For example: "50g" is acceptable, "50" is not acceptable.
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Look at the picture of the riders on the triple beam balance. What is the total mass of the object being measured?
Be sure to include the UNITS. For example: "50g" is acceptable, "50" is not acceptable.
(a)
Look at the picture of the riders on the triple beam balance. What is the total mass of the object being measured?
Be sure to include the UNITS. For example: "50g" is acceptable, "50" is not acceptable.
(a)
Look at the picture of the riders on the triple beam balance. What is the total mass of the object being measured?
Be sure to include the UNITS. For example: "50g" is acceptable, "50" is not acceptable.
(a)
Look at the picture of the riders on the triple beam balance. What is the total mass of the object being measured?
Be sure to include the UNITS. For example: "50g" is acceptable, "50" is not acceptable.
(a)
Look at the picture of the riders on the triple beam balance. What is the total mass of the object being measured?
Be sure to include the UNITS. For example: "50g" is acceptable, "50" is not acceptable.
(a)
Look at the picture of the graduated cylinder. What volume of water is inside the graduated cylinder. Make sure to include units. For example, "10ml" is acceptable, "10" is not acceptable.
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Look at the picture of the graduated cylinder. What volume of water is inside the graduated cylinder. Make sure to include units. For example, "10ml" is acceptable, "10" is not acceptable.
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Look at the picture of the graduated cylinder. What volume of water is inside the graduated cylinder. Make sure to include units. For example, "10ml" is acceptable, "10" is not acceptable.
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Look at the ruler. What is the distance in centimeters (cm) from 0 to A?
Remember to include units. For example, "10cm" is acceptable, "10" is not acceptable.
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Look at the ruler. What is the distance in centimeters (cm) from 0 to B?
Remember to include units. For example, "10cm" is acceptable, "10" is not acceptable.
(a)
Look at the ruler. What is the distance in centimeters (cm) from 0 to C?
Remember to include units. For example, "10cm" is acceptable, "10" is not acceptable.
(a)
Look at the ruler. What is the distance in centimeters (cm) from 0 to D?
Remember to include units. For example, "10cm" is acceptable, "10" is not acceptable.
(a)
Look at the ruler. What is the distance in centimeters (cm) from 0 to E?
Remember to include units. For example, "10cm" is acceptable, "10" is not acceptable.
(a)
Look at the ruler. What is the distance in centimeters (cm) from 0 to F?
Remember to include units. For example, "10cm" is acceptable, "10" is not acceptable.
(a)
Look at the ruler. What is the distance in centimeters (cm) from 0 to G?
Remember to include units. For example, "10cm" is acceptable, "10" is not acceptable.
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