Students should begin lifelines
a) when the bell rings
b) after you finish talking to your friends
c) several minutes after the bell rings
What is a) when the bell rings
100
Whenever an accident occurs, you should always tell the
What is a teacher?
100
Density = m / v.
The "m" stands for
What is mass?
100
In SI, prefixes differ in factors of ______________
What is 10
100
Kilo stands for
What is 1,000?
200
How many fingers do you put up when you want to use the restroom?
What is 2 fingers?
200
The objectives in the chapter are similar to what you should expect on
What is tests?
200
Density = m / v
V stands for
What is volume?
200
1 kilometer = _________ meters
What is 1,000
200
How many meters are in 2 hectometers?
What is 200?
300
When you need to leave your seat, you should do the following:
What is use hand signals?
300
The difference between observe and infer is
What is using fives senses versus explaining observations?
300
The mass of an object is 10 g. The volume is 2 mL.
What is the object's density?
What is 5 g / mL
300
Gallons, milliliters, quarts, cups
The SI unit for volume (from the choices listed) is:
What is milliliters?
300
1 meter = _____________ cm
What is 100 cm?
400
The four things Mr. Bae wants to see at the top of assignments are
(correct order for points)
What is Table #, Name, Date, Period
400
If a student wants to find the density of an object, the student will need the
What is mass and volume?
400
Mass of object B is 150g. The volume is 25 mL.
What is the object's density?
What is 6 g / mL?
400
Gallons, pounds, ounces, centigrams, tons
The SI unit for mass (from the choices listed) is:
What is centigrams?
400
2 decameters = _______________ meters
What is 20 meters?
500
What is the maximum credit you can get for test retakes? For late homework / classwork? What is your time limit to turn them in? (correct order for points)
What is 65%, 70%, and one week?
500
What kind of statement is this?
Uncertainty principle is any variety of mathematical inequalities asserting a fundamental limit to the precision of certain pairs of physical properties of a particle that can be known simultaneously.
What is a law?
500
The density of an object is 96g. The dimensions of the cube is 2 cm x 3 cm x 4 cm. What is the object's density?
What is 4 g / cm3?
500
Paul wanted to find the density of a cube. He measured the sides of the cube to be 3 cm by 4 cm by 5 cm. The mass of the cube was 150g.
What are the units for the cube's density?