During this class period you will be answering various questions in an effort to show your knowledge and understanding of measurement. Winning this game.

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During this class period you will be answering various questions in an effort to show your knowledge and understanding of measurement. Winning this game could earn you extra credit points on your quiz. Good behavior can earn you bonus points in this game!

Use the units to determine the type of measurement being described: 12m

Use the metric system to answer the following questions: I would like to find the volume of a solid…what units could I use?

Use the metric system to answer the following questions: I would like to find the weight of a solid…what instrument should I use?

Use the units to determine the type of measurement being described: 13 g

What are these units used to measure?

What is the curve in a liquid’s surface called? Meniscus

Convert the following: 17 km = __________m

What is the volume of the irregular solid?

What state of matter is the object being described? This object has a volume of 63 cm³

Use the units to determine the type of measurement being described: 16 mL

Find the volume of the block below. Use the correct units.

Use the metric system to answer the following questions: I would like to find the volume of a liquid…what units could I use?

Use the metric system to answer the following questions: I would like to find the mass of a solid…what instrument should I use?

Use the units to determine the type of measurement being described: 17 km

Use the units to determine the type of measurement being described: 8 N

Convert the following: 6 hL = __________dL

Use the metric system to answer the following questions: I would like to find the volume of a liquid…what scientific instrument would I use?

Use the units to determine the type of measurement being described: 5 m/s

Use the units to determine the type of measurement being described: 1.7 cm³

What state of matter is the object being described? This object has a volume of 9 mL

Solve for density What is the density of Carbonm Monoxide gas if g occupies a volume of 100 ml?

Use the units to determine the type of measurement being described: 5 Pa

What state of matter is the object being described? The objects’ density is 5.4 g/mL

Use the metric system to answer the following questions: I would like to find the length of an object…what units could I use?

Convert the following: 6 dag = __________cg

Use the formula for density to solve the problem below. A block of wood 3 cm on each side has a mass of 27 g. What is the density of the block? (Hint, don’t forget to find the volume of the wood.)

Use the units to determine the type of measurement being described: 5 J

How do you find the volume of an irregularly shaped solid? 1. Fill a graduated cylinder with water. 2. Record the volume of the water. 3. Place the object in the graduated cylinder. 4. Record the volume of the water with the object in it. 5. Find the difference between the two volumes. (That is the volume of the object)