Introduction to Science

Question 1

The correct symbol for the SI unit of temperature is _____.

Accepted Answer

K

Question 2

How many centimeters long is a meter stick?

Accepted Answer

100

Question 3

In the lab, safety is the responsibility of ...

Accepted Answer

Everyone

Question 4

A series of procedures performed to test your hypothesis.

Accepted Answer

Experiment

Question 5

An object has a density of 0.46 g/mL. What will it do when placed in H2O?

Accepted Answer

Float

Question 6

The method used to measure the volume of an object with an irregular shape.

Accepted Answer

Displacement

Question 7

This variable is placed on the x-axis of a graph.

Accepted Answer

independent

Question 8

124.67 mL = _____ cm3

Accepted Answer

124.67

Question 9

You would weigh the most on this planetary object.

Accepted Answer

Jupiter

Question 10

The best unit used to measure the mass of an elephant.

Accepted Answer

kilogram

Question 11

The abbreviation for 1/100th of a meter?

Accepted Answer

cm

Question 12

An object has a mass of 20 g and a volume of 4 mL. What is it's density?

Accepted Answer

5 g/mL

Question 13

The following equation is correct.

Accepted Answer

All are Correct

Question 14

On the moon, which weighs more?

Accepted Answer

They weigh the same

Question 15

This quantity is determined by the force of gravity acting upon a mass.

Accepted Answer

Weight

Question 16

Of a solid , liquid, or gas - these particles are the closest together.

Accepted Answer

Solid

Question 17

The best way to get an elephant into a refrigerator.

Accepted Answer

Open the door & push him in.

Question 18

Scientists can only learn things when their hypothesis is proven correct.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 19

Of a solid, liquid, or gas - these particles move the fastest.

Accepted Answer

Gas

Question 20

This is a testable prediction that offers a possible answer to a problem.

Accepted Answer

Hypothesis

Question 21

The best unit for measuring the amount of water in a bath tub.

Accepted Answer

L

Question 22

The basic metric unit for length.

Accepted Answer

meter

Question 23

Observations can be made with this.

Accepted Answer

All of these

Question 24

This helps scientists to organize the process of solving problems.

Accepted Answer

Scientific Method

Question 25

This variable is what the experimenter can change.

Accepted Answer

Independent

Question 26

The amount of matter, or “stuff”, contained in an object.

Accepted Answer

Mass

Question 27

The abbreviation for 1/1000th of a gram?

Accepted Answer

mg

Question 28

This variable is placed on the y-axis of a graph.

Accepted Answer

dependent

Question 29

The correct order from greatest to least for metric prefixes.

Accepted Answer

k, h, da, b, d, c, m

Question 30

This type of graph is best used to show comparisons.

Accepted Answer

Bar

Question 31

This measures the amount of space an object occupies.

Accepted Answer

Volume

Question 32

Compared to 500 g of silver, the density of 200 g of silver would be this?

Accepted Answer

Equal

Question 33

The first step in the scientific method.

Accepted Answer

Ask a question/State the Problem

Question 34

These are the variables you decide to measure in an experiment.

Accepted Answer

Dependent

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Introduction to Science

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