| Mass | ||
| #1 | Definition of mass | What is the amount of matter that makes up a substance? |
| #2 | Unit that we use to measure mass | What is a gram? |
| #3 | Instrument we use in class to measure mass | What is a triple beam balance? |
| #4 | Steps for finding the mass of a liquid | What is find the mass of the liquid in the container and then subtract the mass of the container? |
| #5 | How many milligrams are in 5 grams? | What is 5000 mg? |
| Volume | ||
| #1 | Definition of volume | What is the amount of space something takes up? |
| #2 | Unit if you are measuring liquid volume | What is a mL? |
| #3 | Unit if you are measuring solid volume | What is a cubic centimer (cm3)? |
| #4 | Tool used to measure liquid volume | What is a graduated cylinder? |
| #5 | Technique used to find volume of an irregular solid | What is water displacement? |
| Density | ||
| #1 | Definition of density | What is amount of matter per unit of volume? |
| #2 | Unit for density of a liquid | What is g/mL? |
| #3 | Unit for density of a solid | What is g/cm3? |
| #4 | Density of water (pure water at 4 degrees C) | What is 1 g/mL? |
| #5 | How to predict if an object will sink | What is if its density is greater than the liquid it is in? |
| Density calculations | ||
| #1 | Formula for density | What is Density=Mass/Volume? |
| #2 | Density of an object whose mass is 10 g and volume is 5 mL | What is 2 g/mL? |
| #3 | Density of an object whose volume is 8 mL and mass is 6g | What is .75 g/mL? |
| #4 | Mass of an object with a density of 2 g/cm3 and a volume of 8 mL | What is 16 g? |
| #5 | The density of a 5 gram piece of iron is 7.87 g/cm3. This is the density of a 10 grams piece of iron | What is 7.87 g/cm3? |
| Density changes | ||
| #1 | This is what happens to density if mass increases | What is density increases? |
| #2 | This is what happens to density if volume increases | What is density decreases? |
| #3 | Density changes typically occur because of compression or this | What is expansion? |
| #4 | If an object is heated up, its volume does this | What is increases? |
| #5 | Another word for opposite as in the relationsip between 2 numbers where if one number increases, the other decreases | What is inverse? |
| Final Question | |
| Anagram of density | What is destiny? |