| A | B |
|---|
| symbol for millimeters | mm |
| the number of centimeters in a meter | 100 |
| metric system was invented in this country | France |
| smallest metric unit for length | millimeters |
| measurement for liquid volume | liter |
| amount of space an object occupies | volume |
| instrument used to measure mass | balance |
| metric unit for mass | grams |
| the curve that a liquid makes in a glass container | meniscus |
| the number the metric system is based upon | ten |
| symbol for dekagram | dag |
| amount of matter in an object | mass |
| the distance between two points | length |
| a measure of how compact matter is in an object | density |
| formula for area | l x w |
| formula for the volume of a regular solid | L x w x h |
| formula for density | mass/volume |
| measurement used for the distance between two cities | kilometers |
| the length of a baseball bat | approximately one meter |
| the mass of one paper clip | approximately one gram |
| Could you lift 1000 grams? | yes |
| 60 meters equals ? centimeters | 6000 |
| 93.2 grams eguals ? dekagrams | 9.32 dag |
| the method used to find the volume of an irregular solid | water displacement |
| the amount of surface space | area |
| instrument used to find length and distance | meter stick |
| 1/100th of a meter | centimeter |
| 1/1000th of a meter | millimeter |
| 1000 liters in ? kiloliters | one kiloliter |
| 1 centigrams ? milligrams | 10 |
