Density & Buoyancy Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Density & Buoyancy QuizVersión en línea Test density, buoyancy, Archimedes concepts. por Servicio Social Interschool 1 What does density measure in a substance? a Weight per volume b Mass per unit volume c Volume per mass 2 Which has higher density: mercury or hydrogen gas at the same volume? a Hydrogen gas b Mercury c Both equal density 3 If an object weighs more than the buoyant force, what happens? a It evaporates b It sinks c It floats 4 An object will float if its density is... a Equal to its volume b More than the fluid's density c Less than the fluid's density 5 Archimedes' principle states the buoyant force equals the a Weight of the displaced fluid b Weight of the object c Mass of the fluid 6 What happens to a submerged object when its weight equals buoyant force? a It rises to the surface b It sinks c It remains suspended 7 Which item is likely to float in water due to lower density? a Wood (log) b Glass c Stone 8 If a 1 kg object displaces 1 L (1,000cm3) of water, what is its average density? a 1 g/cm3 b 0.1 g/cm3 c 10 g/cm3 9 Which statement about density is true? a Higher density means heavier for the same volume b Higher density means lighter for the same volume c Density changes with buoyancy 10 Why does a log float on water? a Wood absorbs water b Water density increases c Wood density is lower than water

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Density & Buoyancy QuizVersión en línea

Test density, buoyancy, Archimedes concepts.

por Servicio Social Interschool

What does density measure in a substance?

Weight per volume

Mass per unit volume

Volume per mass

Which has higher density: mercury or hydrogen gas at the same volume?

Hydrogen gas

Mercury

Both equal density

If an object weighs more than the buoyant force, what happens?

It evaporates

It sinks

It floats

An object will float if its density is...

Equal to its volume

More than the fluid's density

Less than the fluid's density

Archimedes' principle states the buoyant force equals the

Weight of the displaced fluid

Weight of the object

Mass of the fluid

What happens to a submerged object when its weight equals buoyant force?

It rises to the surface

It sinks

It remains suspended

Which item is likely to float in water due to lower density?

Wood (log)

Glass

Stone

If a 1 kg object displaces 1 L (1,000cm3) of water, what is its average density?

1 g/cm3

0.1 g/cm3

10 g/cm3

Which statement about density is true?

Higher density means heavier for the same volume

Higher density means lighter for the same volume

Density changes with buoyancy

Why does a log float on water?

Wood absorbs water

Water density increases

Wood density is lower than water

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What does density measure in a substance?

Which has higher density: mercury or hydrogen gas at the same volume?

If an object weighs more than the buoyant force, what happens?

An object will float if its density is...

Archimedes' principle states the buoyant force equals the

What happens to a submerged object when its weight equals buoyant force?

Which item is likely to float in water due to lower density?

If a 1 kg object displaces 1 L (1,000cm3) of water, what is its average density?

Which statement about density is true?

Why does a log float on water?

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