Unit 1 - Quiz 2 - Measurements & Tools For Measuring
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Physical Science - Scientific Investigation - Tools for Measuring
Questions and Answers
- 1."King Henry Doesn't Usually Drink Chocolate Milk" - this phrase helps us remember:
- A.
The kings least favorite drink
- B.
How to measure length and volume
- C.
The six most common metric prefixes
- 2."King" helps us remember that unit
- A.
Keg
- B.
Kilo
- C.
Crown
- D.
Ton
- 3."Henry" helps us remember that hecto is worth:
- A.
1000
- B.
.00001
- C.
.1
- D.
100
- 4.Scientists use the SI System around the world as a standard unit of measurement. SI means:
- A.
International System of Measurement (System Internationale)
- B.
International System of Institutes
- C.
System Natural
- D.
I have no idea and am going to guess
- 5."Chocolate" helps us remember that unit
- A.
Center
- B.
Centi
- C.
Milli
- D.
Milk
- 6.Deca unit...as in "doesn't"...is worth
- A.
1000
- B.
10
- C.
.01
- 7.The curved surface that liquid forms in a graduated cylinder is called the:
- A.
Marked
- B.
Mirror
- C.
Meniscus
- 8.The formula for measuring solid volume is:
- A.
M x V
- B.
L + L + L + L
- C.
L x W X H
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