Matter | ||
#1 | What are two examples of matter? | You, book, table, air, tree, rock |
#2 | What is matter? | Anything that has mass and takes up space |
#3 | What is not matter? | Light, Sound, Heat |
#4 | What do all objects have? | Matter |
#5 | How are matter and mass related? | All matter has mass |
Mass | ||
#1 | What is mass? | The amount of matter in an object |
#2 | What are the units for mass? | Kilogram, gram |
#3 | What do we use to measure mass? | A balance |
#4 | How can we change the mass of an object? | Only by adding or taking away matter |
#5 | What is the difference between mass and weight? | Mass measures the amount of matter and Weight measures the force of gravity |
Volume | ||
#1 | What is volume? | The amount of space that an object occupies |
#2 | What are the units of volume? | Liter (L), Milliliter (ml), Cubic centimeter (cc) |
#3 | What do we use to measure volume | A fomula using an objects dimensions or displacement |
#4 | What happens to the mass when the volume changes? | Nothing, it stays the same |
#5 | What is the formula used to find the volume of a rectangular box? | V=L x W x H |
Density | ||
#1 | What is density? | Mass per unit volume: grams per milliliter |
#2 | What would happen to an objects density if it's mass stayed the same and it's volume increased? | The density would decrease |
#3 | What would happen to an objects density if it's mass stayed the same and it's volumed decreased? | The density would increase |
#4 | What is used to measure density? | A formula |
#5 | What is the formula for density? | Density (D)=Mass (M)/Volume (V) |
Weight | ||
#1 | What is weight? | The downward pull of gravity on an object |
#2 | What is used to measure weight? | A scale |
#3 | How could the weight of something change? | By a change in gravity |
#4 | What is the unit for weight? | A Newton |
#5 | What happens to weight when volume changes? | Nothing, it stays the same |
Final Question | |
How can you measure the volume of an irregular shaped object? | Put it in a graduated cylinder and see how much water it displaces |