You must know the formulas to calculate both degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit. You MUST bring a calculator to class.
You must know the formulas to calculate both degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit. You MUST bring a calculator to class.
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Metrics TEST is Friday, October 30, 2009
YOU MUST know the CONVERSION CHARTS (on your NOTE CARDS) and the Prefix Chart found on the THINK METRICS website!
Review the following:
1. Note Cards (you should have 33)
1b. How to Use a Ruler Worksheet
2. Metric's Powerpoint Notes
2b. Metrics - Mass and Temperature notes taken in class
3. Metric's web-quest
4. Know the symbols from the "Think-Metric" website CHART
5a. Know how to measure with a ruler, balance, a variety of graduated cylinders, etc.
5b. Know how to change from meters to centimeters, meters to millimeters, liters to milliliters, etc
6. Measuring Volume - handout (about graduated cylinders) given in class
7. Measuring Volume - Practice Lab
8. Safety Rules
Here is a guide of what you should study:
Definitions and examples of: microliter, micrometer, pipette, length, volume, mass, matter, weight, temperature, observing inferring, predicting, classifying, making models, communicating, cross-linkage, linking words, meniscus, International System of Units, comparing and contrasting, applying concepts, interpreting illustrations, relating cause and effect, making generalizations, making judgments, problem solving…
KNOW HOW TO MAKE AND USE: Venn diagram, flow chart, cycle diagram, concept map, compare/contrast table,
KNOW THE FOLLOWING: how to find the volume of a regular shaped object, how to find the volume of an irregular shaped object, Why do we use a system of measurements?, What are the three parts of a measurement?, tools that can be used to measure volume, tool to measure mass, tools to measure length, tool used to measure weight,
abbreviations for all units (example centimeter = cm), one important historical date about metrics (on web quest), compare and contrast weight and mass, label all parts of a balance, and units to use when measuring smaller or larger things, How to change from degrees Celsius into Fahrenheit... you will NOT be given the formula's.
FACTS TO KNOW:
1 m = 1000 mm
1 m = 100 cm
1 L = 1000 mL
10 mm = 1 cm
1000 g = 1 kg
1 mL = 1 cm3
1000 m = 1 km
1000 mg = 1 g
Review: your PowerPoint notes, your notes from pages 150-151, etc.
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You need to be reviewing every night. First Quarter ends 10/30/08....
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