NAME: __________________________ STEM 12- ___ NAME: __________________________ STEM 12- ___

QUIZ # 2- MEASUREMENT AND DENSITY QUIZ # 2- MEASUREMENT AND DENSITY

I. Are the following targets accurate, inaccurate, precise or I. Are the following targets accurate, inaccurate, precise or
imprecise? imprecise?

II. Draw a target that is: II. Draw a target that is:
A. Accurate, but not precise B. Precise, but not accurate A. Accurate, but not precise B. Precise, but not accurate

III. Match the fundamental measurements in Column A with the III. Match the fundamental measurements in Column A with the
units in Column B. Write the letter of your chosen answer in the units in Column B. Write the letter of your chosen answer in the
space provided before the number. space provided before the number.
Column A Column B Column A Column B
_______1. Length A. Candela _______1. Length A. Candela
_______2. Mass B. Hertz _______2. Mass B. Hertz
_______3. Time C. Meter _______3. Time C. Meter
_______4. Electric Current D. Mole _______4. Electric Current D. Mole
_______5. Temperature E. Kilogram _______5. Temperature E. Kilogram
_______6. Amount of Substance F. Newton _______6. Amount of Substance F. Newton
_______7. Luminous Intensity G. Pascal _______7. Luminous Intensity G. Pascal
_______8. Force H. Second _______8. Force H. Second
_______9. Pressure I. Ampere _______9. Pressure I. Ampere
_______10. Frequency J. Kelvin _______10. Frequency J. Kelvin

IV. How many significance figures are in each of the following? IV. How many significance figures are in each of the following?
A. 0.0012 m A. 0.0012 m
B. 437,000 cm B. 437,000 cm
C. 106 L C. 106 L
D. 2.050 x 103 km D. 2.050 x 103 km
E. 1.00112 g E. 1.00112 g
F. 0.030 m F. 0.030 m
G. 4.050 kg G. 4.050 kg
H. 3.00 x 10 -5 g H. 3.00 x 10 -5 g
I. 2080000 mL I. 2080000 mL
J. 0.01230030 cm J. 0.01230030 cm

V. Perform the following mathematical equations. V. Perform the following mathematical equations.

A. 1.45 m x 12.02 m A. 1.45 m x 12.02 m

B. 12.789 mL + 1.23 mL B. 12.789 mL + 1.23 mL
C. 79.74 cm - 9.137 cm C. 79.74 cm - 9.137 cm
D. 485 g / 9.231g D. 485 g / 9.231g
E. 2.46 in x 2 in E. 2.46 in x 2 in
F. 0.4760 yard x 535 yard F. 0.4760 yard x 535 yard
G. 24.300 km – 0.00307 km G. 24.300 km – 0.00307 km
H. 4760 g / 308 g H. 4760 g / 308 g
I. 0.000015 m + 150,000 m I. 0.000015 m + 150,000 m
J. 1.010 m x 43.00 m J. 1.010 m x 43.00 m

VI. Solve the following problems. VI. Solve the following problems.

1. Calculate the density for an object that has a mass of .86 grams and
a volume of .953 ml.
2. Calculate the density of a piece of metal with a mass of 8500 g
displaces 0.180 ml when in water.
3. The density of a substance is 52.9 kg/m3. Its volume of 20 m3. What
is the mass of the substance?
4. If the density of a substance is 8. g/mL, what volume would 40.00g
of the substance occupy?
5. Jenny accidentally drops her ring into a graduated cylinder. Her ring
has a mass of 6 grams and the water level in the cylinder rises from 5
mL to 7 mL. What is the density of her ring?
1. Calculate the density for an object that has a mass of .86 grams and
a volume of .953 ml.
2. Calculate the density of a piece of metal with a mass of 8500 g
displaces 0.180 ml when in water.
3. The density of a substance is 52.9 kg/m3. Its volume of 20 m3. What
is the mass of the substance?
4. If the density of a substance is 8. g/mL, what volume would 40.00g
of the substance occupy?
5. Jenny accidentally drops her ring into a graduated cylinder. Her ring
has a mass of 6 grams and the water level in the cylinder rises from 5
mL to 7 mL. What is the density of her ring?