Measuring Volume with a Beaker

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Volume basics in the lab

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Renzze Bernedette Pineda

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Froggy Jumps Measuring Volume with a BeakerVersion en ligne Volume basics in the lab par Renzze Bernedette Pineda 1 1. What laboratory tool is mainly used to hold, mix, heat, and roughly measure liquids? a Test tube b Graduated cylinder c Beaker 2 2. Which tool provides more accurate liquid volume measurements? a Graduated cylinder b Beaker c Erlenmeyer flask 3 3. The markings on the side of a beaker are called what? a Scales b Indicators c Graduations 4 4. What is the most common unit on a beaker for volume? a Liter (L) b Cubic centimeter (cc) c Milliliter (mL) 5 5. Which unit is appropriate for measuring about 200 mL of water? a Gallon (gal) b Liter (L) c Milliliter (mL) 6 6. One liter equals how many milliliters? a 10,000 mL b 100 mL c 1,000 mL 7 7. Before reading a beaker, you should identify the measurement unit. a False b True c Only if needed 8 8. Why read a beaker at eye level? a To see color better b To cool the liquid c To avoid parallax error 9 9. Most liquids inside a beaker form a curved surface called the what? a Concave meniscus b Convex meniscus c Flat surface 10 10. When measuring water in a beaker, where should you read the volume? a Side of the beaker b Bottom of the meniscus c Top of the meniscus

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Measuring Volume with a BeakerVersion en ligne

Volume basics in the lab

par Renzze Bernedette Pineda

1. What laboratory tool is mainly used to hold, mix, heat, and roughly measure liquids?

Test tube

Graduated cylinder

Beaker

2. Which tool provides more accurate liquid volume measurements?

Graduated cylinder

Beaker

Erlenmeyer flask

3. The markings on the side of a beaker are called what?

Scales

Indicators

Graduations

4. What is the most common unit on a beaker for volume?

Liter (L)

Cubic centimeter (cc)

Milliliter (mL)

5. Which unit is appropriate for measuring about 200 mL of water?

Gallon (gal)

Liter (L)

Milliliter (mL)

6. One liter equals how many milliliters?

10,000 mL

100 mL

1,000 mL

7. Before reading a beaker, you should identify the measurement unit.

False

True

Only if needed

8. Why read a beaker at eye level?

To see color better

To cool the liquid

To avoid parallax error

9. Most liquids inside a beaker form a curved surface called the what?

Concave meniscus

Convex meniscus

Flat surface

10. When measuring water in a beaker, where should you read the volume?

Side of the beaker

Bottom of the meniscus

Top of the meniscus

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Measuring Volume with a BeakerVersion en ligne

par Renzze Bernedette Pineda

1. What laboratory tool is mainly used to hold, mix, heat, and roughly measure liquids?

2. Which tool provides more accurate liquid volume measurements?

3. The markings on the side of a beaker are called what?

4. What is the most common unit on a beaker for volume?

5. Which unit is appropriate for measuring about 200 mL of water?

6. One liter equals how many milliliters?

7. Before reading a beaker, you should identify the measurement unit.

8. Why read a beaker at eye level?

9. Most liquids inside a beaker form a curved surface called the what?

10. When measuring water in a beaker, where should you read the volume?