Scientific Measurement Answers

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3

One km is equal to _______.

A
0.62 ft
B
3280.8 ft
C
1.61 ft
D
5280 ft
4

Scientists take scientific measurements carefully in order to ensure their reliability and validity. Which of the following is an example of measurement bias in scientific measurement?

A
a scale that reads zero when nothing is on it
B
a stopwatch that stops immediately when the stop button is clicked
C
a balance that always reads .01 g
D
measuring your height in your bare feet
7

What is the purpose of the prefixes in the metric system?

A
They signify the multiples of ten for each unit.
B
They signify a completely separate unit.
C
They always make a unit smaller.
D
They always make a unit larger.
10

What is 150 mm expressed in decimeters?

A
1500 dm
B
15 dm
C
1.5 dm
D
0.15 dm
11

Which of the following is not an advantage of using the metric system?

A
The basic units of measurement are related to each other.
B
The units are based on multiples of ten.
C
The units are used internationally.
D
It was designed in France in 1791.

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