Volume and Density

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Volume and Density

Please watch the video "Volume and Density" on Discovery Education. Then, answer these questions. If you need to refer back to the video, please do so.

First and Last Name *

Class *

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________ is the amount of space an object takes up. *

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Density

Volume

Mass

True or False: Gasses take up space and have volume. *

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True

False

Volume is measured in cubic inches and can be measured using the cube's _____________. *

Select all that apply.

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Width

Mass

Length

Height

Required

Volume can be calculated by __________ an object's length, height, and width. *

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adding

subtracting

multiplying

dividing

_______ is the amount of matter in something. *

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Mass

Volume

Density

To avoid injury, which object would you rather catch: the brick or the piece of foam? *

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Foam

Brick

Fresh water has a density of 1 gram per cubic centimeter (g/cm^3). Objects that have a density of less than 1 gram per cubic centimeter will ________. *

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sink

float

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