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Unit 1 Intro & Measurement Formative 2025 BHS

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Question 1
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Question 3
3.

Convert the following measurement:

952 dkg = ____________________kg

Question 4
4.

Convert the following measurement:

0.00542 Gg = ____________________Mg

Question 5
5.

Convert the following measurement:

73.40 g = ____________________hg

Question 6
6.

Convert the following measurement:

48.0 dg = ____________________dkg

Question 7
7.

Convert the following measurement:

8935000µm = ____________________mm

Question 8
8.

Convert the following measurement:

180L = ____________________mL

Question 9
9.

Convert the following measurement:

2546210nm = ____________________mm

Question 10
10.

Convert the following measurement:

489g = ____________________kg

Question 11
11.

List the number of significant figures in the following values:

0.6021 g

Question 12
12.

List the number of significant figures in the following values:

40,010. min

Question 13
13.

List the number of significant figures in the following values:

1.730 gal

Question 14
14.

List the number of significant figures in the following values:

3000 cm

Question 15
15.

List the number of significant figures in the following values:

710.910 cm

Question 16
16.

List the number of significant figures in the following values:

0.0000112 m

Question 17
17.

Complete the following problems. Write your answer with the proper significant figures:

23.90 cm + 0.005 cm

Question 18
18.

Complete the following problems. Write your answer with the proper significant figures:

4.050 m - 1.3 m

Question 19
19.

Complete the following problems. Write your answer with the proper significant figures:

23.2 g x 0.66 g

Question 20
20.

Complete the following problems. Write your answer with the proper significant figures:

29.2 mm / 4.59 mm

Question 21
21.

Round the following to three significant figures:

633.780 g

Question 22
22.

Round the following to three significant figures:

824150.8 min

Question 23
23.

Round the following to three significant figures:

48620 gal

Question 24
24.

Round the following to three significant figures:

189.657 cm

Question 25
25.

Convert the following between the metric and English system. You must show your work and put your answer in the correct number of significant figures to receive credit:

9,500 g = _______________ lb

Question 26
26.

Convert the following between the metric and English system. You must show your work and put your answer in the correct number of significant figures to receive credit:

621 m = ________________ mi

Question 27
27.

Convert the following between the metric and English system. You must show your work and put your answer in the correct number of significant figures to receive credit:

16 gal = ______________ hL

Question 28
28.

Convert the following between the metric and English system. You must show your work and put your answer in the correct number of significant figures to receive credit:

521.8 in = __________________ m

Question 29
29.

Answer the following questions. You must show your work to receive credit and use the correct significant figures and units:

Determine the density of a metal that weighs 2.81 lbs and measures 1.0m x 3.3m x 2.1m?

Question 30
30.

Answer the following questions. You must show your work to receive credit and use the correct significant figures and units:

What is the volume of liquid with a density of 1.52 g/mL and a mass of 45.0 dkg?

Question 31
31.

Answer the following questions. You must show your work to receive credit and use the correct significant figures and units:

What is the mass of a gas that has a density of 0.437 g/L and a volume of 10.6 L?

Question 32
32.

Perform the calculations below. You must place your answer in correct significant figures and show your work for credit:

In lab, a student calculated the density of gold to be 17.96 g/cm3. The accepted density of gold is 18.94 g/cm3. What is the student's percent error?

Question 33
33.

Perform the calculations below. You must place your answer in correct significant figures and show your work for credit:

You are making aspirin in lab. According to your calculations, you expect to make 6.57 g of aspirin. You measure your final product and find that you made 6.23 g of aspirin. What is your percent yield?

Question 34
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Question 39
39.

Write the following number in scientific notation:

5,730.0

Question 40
40.

Write the following number in scientific notation:

0.00006

Question 41
41.

Write the following number in scientific notation:

0.000006596

Question 42
42.

Write the following number in scientific notation:

7,009,800

Match the terms with their definition.
series
Change in which the identity of the material is changed forever
heterogeneous
blending of two or more substances by physical means
solid
substance made from atoms of two or more elements chemically bonded together
liquid
a change in which the identity of the material is NOT altered
qualitative
vertical columns on the periodic table
extensive
study of the composition, structure, and properties of matter an the changes it undergoes.
mixture
the pull of gravity on a given mass
density
the quantity of matter that a body possesses
weight
smallest unit of an element that has the properties of that element
theoretical yield
a mixture that is the same all the way through the sample
chemical change
the state of matter that has a definite shape and volume
groups
the state of matter that has a definite volume but no definite shape
physical change
properties that DO NOT depend on the amount of matter present
matter
properties that depend on the amount of matter present
chemistry
mass per unit volume
intensive
state of matter that has no definite volume or shape
homogeneous
a mixture that is not the same all the way through
quantitative
horizontal rows on the periodic table
actual yield
anything that has mass and occupies space
mass
an observation involving data and measurements
compound
a non-numerical observation such as color, odor, and sound
percent yield
the amount of product you should make based on calculations prior to lab
atom
the amount of product you actually make as a result of performing the lab
gas
amount of product you got during the lab compared to the amount of product you were supposed to get based on calculations.
Match the branch of chemistry to its corresponding scenario.
organic
A scientist is trying to identify a fiber found on the shoulder of a crime suspect
biochemistry
an electrician is studying the amount of heat coming from a coil of copper wire
inorganic
a researcher is studying the molecular structure of benzene (C6H12)
analytical
a researcher is studying photosynthesis in roses
theoretical
a scientist is studying the addition of sodium (Na) to water (H2O)
physical
a scientist is studying the radioactive decay of radium
nuclear
a student makes a computer model of the reaction between fluorine and francium
Label the following as either homogeneous or heterogeneous
chex mix
concrete
brass
orange juice without pulp
dirt
orange juice with pulp
Homogeneous
Heterogeneous
Label the following as either element, compound, or mixture.
sweet tea
bronze
water (H2O)
honey
tin (Sn)
aluminum (Al)
element
compound
mixture
Label the following changes as either a physical or chemical change
burning wood
H2O2 breaking down into water and oxygen gas
reacting baking soda and vinegar
iron freezing
ice melting
stretching a rubber band
physical
chemical
Label the following observations as either quantitative or qualitative
quiet child
pink erasers
38 binders
twenty hairs
quantitative
qualitative
Label the properties as either intensive or extensive
weight
volume
temperature
color
boiling point
density
intensive
extensive