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Mass |
The amount of matter an object has, the SI unit on measurement is Kilogram (kg) |
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Weight |
The measurement of force, the SI unit of measurement is Newton (n) |
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Volume |
The amount of space an object occupies (takes up), the SI unit of measure is (M3) |
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Length |
The distance between two points, the SI unit for this measurement is Meter |
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Deci-, Centi-, Deca-, |
tells you to multiply by 0.1 |
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Which prefix indicate the largest unit of measurement? |
Giga- |
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Which prefix shows the smallest unit of measurement? |
Nano- |
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Estimate the most reasonable measurement for a new pencil? 14 cm, 14 mm, 14 m |
14 cm |
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If you wanted to draw a graph to show how the temperature during the day changed by the hour you would use a circle graph or a or graph? |
bar graph |
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The SI unit that measures gravity is... |
Newton |
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The amount of soil a square box would hold |
M3 |
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The mass of an egg |
Gram |
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Distance between Dallas, TX and Prophetstown, IL |
Meter |
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The temperature in Anchorage |
Kelvin |
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How much liquid there is in a water bottle. |
Volume |
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There are 360 degrees in a circle graph- The graph shows a circle with an angle measuring 180 degrees, what percent of the graph does this represent? 25%, 40%, 50% |
50% |
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What unit would you use to measure a football field? Meters, Kilometers, Millimeters |
Meters |
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What measurement would you use to tell how much soda the large bottle could hold. Liters, Microliters |
Liters |
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What property of an object is measured in grams? Capacity, Volume, Mass |
Capacity |
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The speed limit around the school is 20 mph. This is a measurement of volume, rate, or scale |
rate |
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Which graph would be best for conveying the eye colors of the students in your class? line graph or circle graph |
circle graph |
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If the gravity on Mars was 2.5 times greater than here on Earth what would you weigh? |
more |
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Using a watch with a second hand to tell time is an example of estimation, accuracy, or precision |
accuracy |
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A large glass holds 1.25 L. round the capacity to the nearest whole liter. 1 liter or 2 liter |
1 liter |
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A small jar holds 320 jelly beans- round to the hundreds place. 400, or 300 |
300 |
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temperature measures |
hot and cold |
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length measures |
distance between points |
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mass measures |
space an object takes up |
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weight measures |
action of gravity on an object |
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volume measures |
amount of matter in an object |
