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Solids and gases have mass, but liquids don’t have mass. True or False?
False
Solids, liquids and gases occupy space. True or False?
True
To occupy space means to have mass. True or False?
False
Volume is the amount of space occupied by an object. True or False.
True
Volume of liquids can be measured in grams or kilograms. True or False.
False
Volume of irregular solids can be measured using displacement method. True or False?
True
Mass is the amount of matter in an object. True or False?
True
The amount of space needed or occupied by an object is known as mass. True or False?
False
What do we use to measure the volume of liquids?
A beaker/measuring cylinder/measuring jug
What method do we use to measure the volume of an irregular object?
Displacement Method
A way to measure the volume of a solid object where the volume of the liquid is displaced by the volume of the . . . . . .
solid
What do we use to measure the volume of gas?
gas syringe
We can we use to measure the volume of orange juice left in the fridge?
a beaker/measuring cylinder/measuring jug
What method do we use to measure the volume of a pebble stone?
displacement method
House and trees are examples of matter because . . . . .
They have mass/occupy space.
Cold and heat are examples of non-matter because . . . . .
They don't have mass/don't occupy space
