1) Objects that are denser than a given liquid can........in that liquid a) Float b) Sink c) Mix d) Move 2) .......... Is when an object remains on top of a liquid a) Sinking b) Suspension c) Shipping d) Floating 3) State whether an object with density 14g/cm³ can sink or float on mercury whose density is 13.6g/cm³. It would a) Float b) Sink c) Sail d) Stay 4) State whether an object with density 3g/cm³ can sink or float on mercury whose density is 13.6g/cm³. It would a) Float b) Sink c) Sail d) Stay 5) State whether an object with density 13.6g/cm³ can sink or float on mercury whose density is 13.6g/cm³. It would a) Float b) Sink c) Sail d) Stay 6) Why does oil float on water? a) It is less denser than water b) It is denser than water c) It has equal density with water d) It is heavier 7) If a stone moves down in paraffin, what does this mean? a) No density involves b) The object is Less denser than paraffin c) Equal density as paraffin d) The object is denser than paraffin

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