A) cm3 B) g C) V=D x M D) D= M/V
A) cm3 B) mL C) grams D) meters
A) g B) mL C) cm3 D) millimeters
A) kilometers B) cm3 C) mL D) g
A) sugar water B) oil C) syrup D) pure water
A) oil B) sugar water C) pure water D) syrup
A) 1 g/ml B) 10 cm3 C) 1 g D) 10 g/cm3
A) 1.5 g/ml B) .15 g/mL C) 15 g/mL
A) they will have the exact same density B) the gold brick C) the gold ring
A) because the helium is less dense than the air around the balloon B) because the helium and air have the same densities C) because the helium is more dense than the air around the balloon
A) atoms B) volume C) density D) mass
A) mass B) matter C) molecules D) volume
A) molecules B) atoms C) volume D) matter
A) water is less dense B) oil is less dense C) oil has a density of 24 g/mL D) none of these
A) Object 1 B) Object 2 C) Their densities are equal
A) educated guess B) part of a microscope C) testable prediction D) unit of measurement
A) test tube B) dropper C) beaker D) milk
A) staright in the middle of the tube B) down the inside side of the glass C) by touching the dropper into the other liquids in the tube
A) dangerous chemicals B) ashes and dirt C) food coloring D) flame
A) gases in them B) tightly packed molecules C) loosely spaced molecules D) dangerous chemicals in them
A) low B) the same as tightly packed particles C) high
A) True B) False
A) only liquids B) atoms C) only solids D) cells
A) sound waves B) electricity C) molecules D) cells
A) does not make it into another substance B) makes it into a whole new substance C) rusts
A) 5 cm3 B) 4 g/cm3 C) 20 g D) 4 cm3
A) 5 g/mL B) 2 cm3 C) 9 g D) 4.5 g/cm3
A) pound B) cell C) paper clip D) atom
A) volume B) mass C) density D) weight
A) True B) False
A) False B) True
A) False B) True
A) False B) True
A) because he has a beak B) he has webbed feet C) his density is less than that of water D) is density is less than that of water |