9th grade working scientifically
9th grade (Year 10 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.SEP 5, NGSS.HS-PS1-7 · England: KS4 Working scientifically, KS4 Combined Science: Working scientifically
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Question 1
A calculator gives a density of 2918.6. Write it to 3 significant figures.
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Question 2
A balance reads −0.3 g with nothing on it. With a rock on it, it reads 49.8 g. What is the true mass of the rock, in g?
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Question 3
Readings of the same length: 12.1, 12.1, 12.2, 12.1 cm. The true length is 13.0 cm. The readings are…
- A. accurate and precise
- B. accurate but not precise
- C. neither repeatable nor close
- D. precise but not accurate
Question 4
A calculator gives a density of 0.16608. Write it to 2 significant figures.
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Question 5
A balance reads 0.3 g with nothing on it. With a rock on it, it reads 31.2 g. What is the true mass of the rock, in g?
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Question 6
Readings of the same length: 12.1, 12.1, 12.2, 12.1 cm. The true length is 13.0 cm. The readings are…
- A. accurate and precise
- B. neither repeatable nor close
- C. accurate but not precise
- D. precise but not accurate
Question 7
A calculator gives a density of 0.60269. Write it to 3 significant figures.
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Question 8
A balance reads 0.4 g with nothing on it. With a rock on it, it reads 48.3 g. What is the true mass of the rock, in g?
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Question 9
What is the resolution of a ruler marked in millimetres?
- A. 1 cm
- B. 1 mm
- C. 0.1 mm
- D. 1 m
Question 10
A calculator gives a density of 0.096931. Write it to 3 significant figures.
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Question 11
A balance reads 0.5 g with nothing on it. With a rock on it, it reads 12 g. What is the true mass of the rock, in g?
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Question 12
What is the resolution of a ruler marked in millimetres?
- A. 1 mm
- B. 1 m
- C. 1 cm
- D. 0.1 mm
Question 13
A calculator gives a density of 57.186. Write it to 3 significant figures.
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Question 14
A balance reads 0.5 g with nothing on it. With a rock on it, it reads 44.6 g. What is the true mass of the rock, in g?
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Question 15
Timing a falling ball by hand gives slightly different values each time. This is mainly due to…
- A. random error (human reaction time)
- B. the ball changing mass
- C. a zero error
- D. gravity switching off
Question 16
A calculator gives a density of 0.90325. Write it to 2 significant figures.
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