Distance
Mass
Volume
Density
Temperature
100
The definition of distance
What is the separation or space between two points?
100
The definition of mass
What is how much matter an object is made up of?
100
The definition of volume
What is a property of matter that refers to how much much space a three-dimensional object takes up?
100
The definition of density
What is the ratio of an object's mass to its volume?
100
The definition of temperature
What is a measure of the average kinetic energy (motion) of the particles in an object?
200
The scientific tool used to measure distance
What is a ruler?
200
The scientific tool used to measure mass
What is a triple beam balance?
200
The scientific tool used to measure volume
What is a graduated cylinder?
200
The scientific tools used to measure the density of a liquid
What are a ruler and graduated cylinder?
200
The scientific tool used to measure temperature
What is a thermometer?
300
The metric units used to measure distance
What are meters?
300
The metric units used to measure mass
What are grams?
300
The metric units used to measure volume
What are liters or cubic meters?
300
The metric units used to measure density
What is g/cm3?
300
The metric units used to measure temperature
What are oC (degrees celsius)?
400
25 cm = _____ m?
What is 0.25 m?
400
30 g = _____ mg?
What is 30,000 mg?
400
105 mL = _____ L?
What is 0.105 L?
400
If an object’s volume is increased while keeping its mass the same, how would this impact its density?
The density would decrease.
400
Take a measurement using the thermometer shown below 
What is 20o C?
500
Take a measurement using the ruler shown below
What is 7.2 cm?
500
Describe how mass is different from weight
Weight is a measurement of the gravitational force acting upon an object, but mass is how much matter is inside of an object.
500
Calculate the volume of a solid cube that has a length of 2cm. Use the formula:
V = l x w x h
What is 8 cm3?
500
Calculate the density of a liquid that has a mass of 2 g and a volume of 4 mL. Use the formula:
D = m/v
What is 0.5 g/mL?
500
Describe how particles of hot air look different from particles of cold air.
Particles in hot air are spread further apart and are moving faster than those of cold air.