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Geosphere/Density/% Error Percent ErrorDensityGeosphereMetric/Sci. Not.Measurement Jeopardy music courtesy of:

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Question Answer Percent Error -1 ANSWER: Accepted Value: g Experimental Value: g QUESTION: What is 4.76 % ?

Question Answer Percent Error -2 ANSWER: Accepted Value: g Experimental Value: g QUESTION: What is – % ?

Question Answer Percent Error -3 ANSWER: Accepted Value: mL Experimental Value: mL QUESTION: What is % ?

Question Answer Percent Error -4 ANSWER: Accepted Value: cm Experimental Value: cm QUESTION: What is – % ?

Question Answer Percent Error -5 ANSWER: Accepted Value: mg Experimental Value: 4.90 cg QUESTION: What is – 2.66 % ?

Question Answer ANSWER: The density of an object that has a mass of grams and a volume of 5.00 cm 3. QUESTION: What is 11 g/cm 3 ? Density -1

Question Answer Density -2 ANSWER: The density of a liquid that has a mass of grams and a volume of mL. QUESTION: What is 1.39 g/mL ?

Question Answer Density -3 ANSWER: The volume of an object that has a density of 3.45 g/cm 3 and a mass of grams. QUESTION: What is cm 3 ?

Question Answer Density -4 ANSWER: The mass of a liquid that has a volume of mL and a density of 1.44 g/mL. QUESTION: What is grams?

Question Answer Density -5 ANSWER: The mass of an object that has a density of 4.09 g/cm 3 and a volume of cm 3 ? QUESTION: What is grams?

Question Answer Geosphere -1 ANSWER: The three main “layers” of our Earth. QUESTION: What are the core, the mantle, and the crust?

Question Answer Geosphere -2 ANSWER: The two main components of the core. QUESTION: What is iron and nickel?

Question Answer Geosphere -3 ANSWER: The thickest layer of our Earth. QUESTION: What is the mantle?

Question Answer Geosphere -4 ANSWER: Two characteristics of our oceanic crust. QUESTION: What are it is often composed of basalt and gabbro, it is fairly young in geologic time, and it is roughly 6-11 km thick?

Question Answer Geosphere -5 ANSWER: Two main components of how our continents “move.” QUESTION: What are the lithosphere and asthenosphere?

Question Answer Metric/Sci. Notation -1 ANSWER: 125,600,000,000 QUESTION: What is 1.26 x ?

Question Answer Metric/Sci. Notation -2 ANSWER: 1,255 kg = _____ cg QUESTION: What is 125,500,000 cg ?

Question Answer Metric/Sci. Notation -3 ANSWER: QUESTION: What is 7.80 x ?

Question Answer Metric/Sci. Notation -4 ANSWER: mL = _____cL = _____ kL (don’t round) QUESTION: What are cL, kL?

Question Answer Metric/Sci. Notation -5 ANSWER: The standard form of this number: 7.88 x QUESTION: What is ?

Question Answer Measurement-1 ANSWER: This unit is used to measure distance. QUESTION: What is a meter?

Question Answer Measurement-2 ANSWER: The formula used to find the volume of an object with measurable dimensions. QUESTION: What is length x width x height?

Question Answer Measurement-3 ANSWER: The formula for density. QUESTION: What is mass divided by volume?

Question Answer Measurement-4 ANSWER: Two items that can be used to determine the volume of an irregularly shaped solid. QUESTION: What is a graduated cylinder and an overflow can (both work based on water displacement)?

Question Answer Measurement-5 ANSWER: The method used to measure the mass of a liquid. QUESTION: What is: Find the mass of an empty graduated cylinder/beaker. Next, find the mass of the cylinder/beaker and the liquid together. Finally, find the difference between the two masses?