density: odd one out worksheet\nname: fred walters date: 09/11/2025 hour: 3\ndirections: analyze each part…
density: odd one out worksheet\nname: fred walters date: 09/11/2025 hour: 3\ndirections: analyze each part of the circle. one of the parts will be different than the others. shade the part of the circle that does not match. using a complete sentence, explain how that part is different from the others. answers must be science - related and should show your understanding of density.\nexample: history is the odd one out because it is not a type of science like the others.\n1. the mass of a material in a given volume, mass divided by volume, the amount of matter in an object, the amount of stuff in a certain amount of space\n2. cubic centimeters, g/cm³, g/ml, kg/m³\n3. 0.1 g/ml, floats in water, 0.98 g/cm³, 1.7 g/cm³\n4. the amount of matter in an object, the amount of space an object takes up, the mass of a material in a given volume, a measure of the force of gravity acting on an object\n5. a high density, floats in water, a large mass in a small amount of volume, 11 g/cm³\n6. an object’s mass is 20g and its volume is 5cm³, an object’s mass is 2g and its volume is 8ml, 0.45 g/cm³, an object’s mass is 20kg and its volume is 40m³\ncreated and copyrighted by elly thorsen in 2019 © http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/elly - thorsen
Answer
Explanation:
Step1: Identify the concepts
The first three parts define density in different ways (mass - volume relationship), while "The amount of matter in an object" is mass, not density.
Step2: Determine the odd - one - out
The odd - one - out is "The amount of matter in an object" as it is not a definition of density like the others.
Answer: The amount of matter in an object
Explanation:
Step1: Analyze the units
The first three are units of density ($g/cm^{3}$, $g/mL$, $kg/m^{3}$), while "Cubic centimeters" is a unit of volume.
Step2: Find the odd - one - out
The odd - one - out is "Cubic centimeters" since it is not a unit of density.
Answer: Cubic centimeters
Explanation:
Step1: Look at the density values and the description
The first three are density values ($0.1 g/mL$, $0.98 g/cm^{3}$, $1.7 g/cm^{3}$), while "Floats in water" is a property related to density but not a density value.
Step2: Determine the odd - one - out
The odd - one - out is "Floats in water".
Answer: Floats in water
Explanation:
Step1: Identify the density - related and non - density - related concepts
The first three are related to density (mass - volume concepts), while "A measure of the force of gravity acting on an object" is weight, not related to density in the same context.
Step2: Find the odd - one - out
The odd - one - out is "A measure of the force of gravity acting on an object".
Answer: A measure of the force of gravity acting on an object
Explanation:
Step1: Analyze the density and floating property
The first three describe density characteristics (high density, large mass in small volume, a density value $11 g/cm^{3}$), while "Floats in water" is a floating property, not a pure density description.
Step2: Determine the odd - one - out
The odd - one - out is "Floats in water".
Answer: Floats in water
Explanation:
Step1: Check the density calculations and mass - volume statements
The first, third, and fourth parts give data to calculate density or are density - related statements. "An object’s mass is 2g and its volume is 8mL" gives mass and volume values but does not calculate density like the others.
Step2: Find the odd - one - out
The odd - one - out is "An object’s mass is 2g and its volume is 8mL".