1) What two characteristics do all objects around us have in common? a) Color and shape b) Temperature and pressureCPU c) Mass and volume d) Density and weightVPN e) none 2) How is mass defined in the context of matter? a) The weight of an object in a vacuum b) The space an object occupies c) The measurement of the amount of matter an object contains d) The force exerted by gravity on an object 3) Which unit is used to measure mass? a) Liters b) Metres c) Kilograms d) Joules 4) What does volume measure? a) The density of an object b) The space an object occupies c) The weight of an object d) The temperature of an object 5) If two objects are made of the same material, what can you say about their densities? a) Their densities will always be greater than 1 b) Their densities can only be compared if they are the same size c) They will have the same density regardless of their mass and volume d) They will have different densities based on their size 6) What is the relationship between mass and volume in determining density? a) Density is unrelated to mass and volume b) Density is the sum of mass and volume c) Density increases with increasing mass only d) Density is the ratio of mass to volume 7) If you have two objects with the same mass but different volumes, how will their densities compare? a) They will have the same density b) The object with the larger volume will have a higher density c) The object with the smaller volume will have a higher density d) Density cannot be determined without more information 8) Why is density considered a property of materials? a) Because it depends on the object's temperature b) Because it changes with the shape of the object c) Because each material has a unique density that does not change d) Because it is affected by the mass and volume of the object 9) If you were to compare a small rock and a large rock made of the same material, what would be true about their densities? a) Density cannot be compared without measuring them b) The large rock will have a higher density c) Both rocks will have the same density d) The small rock will have a higher density 10) How can understanding mass, volume, and density help in real-world applications? a) It aids in determining how objects will float or sink in water b) It allows us to measure the temperature of an object c) It helps in predicting the color of an object d) It is only useful in theoretical physics

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