Student Sponge Sheet
Name:
Peyton Sizemore
Month: September
Date
Question (Copy Questions to your
sponge sheet and answer DAILY!!)
Answers
(Answer in complete sentences- for full
credit)
9/1
What type of graph would be used when
measuring temperature and time until a
substance reaches its melting point?
The type of graph used in this scenario
would be a line graph.
9/5 or
9/6
How is a circle graph created ?
A circle graph is created by finding the total
off your data and then dividing the separate
parts by the total. You then multiply the
percentages by 3.6 to get the angle to draw
with a protractor.
9/7
How did the line graph help you to better
predict the height you should hold the
ball in order to reach your target
bounce-back height in the lab?
The line graph made it easier by plotting
our data out and allowing us to draw a line
across and down to find the height needed.
9/11
What is meant by significant figures?
Significant figures are the numbers in a
calculation that are actually measured.
How is density calculated?
Density is equal to mass divided by volume.
9/14
Why did the colors stack up without
mixing in the lab? If this did not happen
where may errors have occurred?
The colors were stacked up due to having
different densities that kept them from
mixing. If the colors were to have mixed it
would have been due to adding the
incorrect amount of sugar to the mixtures
9/15
Write the following values in scientific
notation: 89,000,000 and 0.000 000 74
8.9 e7 and 7.4 e-7
9/18
What is the mass of a substance that has a
M= DV
density of 7g/ml and a volume of 5ml?
M= (7)(5) M=35g
What is a derived unit? Give an
example.
A derived unit is a unit that came about
due to making an equation using SI
base units. An example of a derived unit
is Force, F=ma
9/12
or
9/13
9/25
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9/26
or
9/27
Happy test day
9/28
What is matter?
Matter is anything that takes up space and
can be weighed, whether it’s living or
non-living it doesn’t matter.
9/29
What are 3 states of matter?
The three states of matter are solid, liquid,
and gas.