Conceptual 1-1 (A)
By Emily Grubb
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7 Questions
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Question 1
1.
“I hereby certify upon my honor that I have neither given nor received assistance on this examination, nor am I aware of any breach of the Honor Code.”
To affirm the Honor Code, write "I pledge" and sign your name
“I hereby certify upon my honor that I have neither given nor received assistance on this examination, nor am I aware of any breach of the Honor Code.”
To affirm the Honor Code, write "I pledge" and sign your name
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1 point1
Question 2
2.
Which of the following is an acceptable measurement for the mass of this item? (this scale is measuring in kilograms)
Which of the following is an acceptable measurement for the mass of this item?
(this scale is measuring in kilograms)
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Question 3
3.
What would you say the mass of these carrots is, given the rules we've learned for measuring?(include units in your answer)
What would you say the mass of these carrots is, given the rules we've learned for measuring?
(include units in your answer)
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Question 4
4.
In your own words, explain the "rules" for measurement and estimation:
In your own words, explain the "rules" for measurement and estimation:
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2 points2
Question 5
5.
Based on the ruler pictured, what would an acceptable length measurement be for this hockey puck? (include units!)
Based on the ruler pictured, what would an acceptable length measurement be for this hockey puck? (include units!)
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1 point1
Question 6
6.
Based on the ruler pictured, what would an acceptable length measurement be for this pencil? (include units!)
Based on the ruler pictured, what would an acceptable length measurement be for this pencil? (include units!)
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3 points3
Question 7
7.
Match the type of measurement to the standard units we use for it
Match the type of measurement to the standard units we use for it
- Kilograms
- Meters
- Seconds
- Pounds
- Feet
- Inches
- Length
- Mass
- Time
- Not a standard unit we will use in physics