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WorksheetsQuiz Review: Exp.Prop.of Matter Inv. 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which tool should you use to measure the volume of water in a lab?
A ruler with centimeter markings
A thermometer with degree markings
A beaker with ounces markings
A graduated cylinder with mL markings
A sample of water has a mass of 50 g and a volume of 50 cm³. What is its density?
1 g/cm³ because mass divided by volume
5 g/cm³ because mass plus volume
0.5 g/cm³ because volume minus mass
50 g/cm³ because mass times volume
Match each quantity with its correct unit.
Mass
grams (g)
Volume (liquid)
milliliters (mL) or cm³
Density
g/cm³
Which statements about water are correct? Select all that apply.
Changing volume changes its density drastically
Its density stays constant at about 1 g/cm³
Mass is measured with a graduated cylinder
Density is a characteristic property of water
You measure 25 mL of water and 50 mL of water. What is true about their densities?
Neither has density because volume changed
50 mL is denser because it has more mass
25 mL is denser than 50 mL by half
Both are about 1 g/cm³ for each sample
Which formula correctly calculates the volume of a rectangular block?
V = L + W ÷ H
V = L × W ÷ H
V = L + W + H
V = L × W × H
A regular block measures 2 cm by 3 cm by 2 cm. What is its volume?
12 cm³
6 cm³
7 cm³
24 cm³
Match each measurement type to its correct unit.
Length of a side
centimeters (cm)
Volume of a block
cubic centimeters (cm³)
Mass of a block
grams (g)
Which statements are true about density?
Knowing density helps identify a material
Density is a property of matter
Density identifies objects by color
Different materials can have different densities
In a lab, you measure volume and mass of wax, transparent plastic, white plastic, and aluminum blocks. What would most likely be observed?
All blocks have the same density
Mass does not affect density at all
Densities depend only on block color
Each block has a different density
Which method is used to find the volume of an irregular object using a graduated cylinder?
Heat the object to expand its volume
Use water displacement by volume change
Calculate by multiplying mass and density
Measure side lengths directly with a ruler
A cylinder has 75 mL of water. After a nylon spacer is dropped in, the level reads 80 mL. What is the spacer’s volume?
3 mL
4 mL
5 mL
6 mL
Select all statements that correctly describe density and sinking.
Water has a density of about 1 g/cm³
Objects with higher mass always float
Density equals mass divided by volume
If an object’s density is greater than water, it sinks
Match each item to the correct description.
Steel bolt
Highest density in the lab
Nylon spacer
Lowest density in the lab
Water
About 1 g/cm³ density
The steel bolt’s density is about 8.3 g/cm³. What does this value imply compared to water?
It is less dense than water and will float
It has equal density to water and will hover
It is more dense than water and will sink
Density cannot predict sinking or floating
The least Dense
White ball
The most dense
Silver ball
The liquid with the least density
Top Liquid
The liquid with medium density
Blue liquid
More dense than the blue layer but less dense than the clear layer
Black ball
This object (a) in water,
so we know its density is (b) .
Sinks
greater than 1
Floats
less than 1
The boat is (a) dense than water.
(a) is the amount of space that matter occupies.
The piece of equipment shown is a (a) and it is used to measure (b) using the base units (c) .The volume shown is (d) (e)
