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Name Date Class Hands-On Activities Measuring Volume Procedure 1. Fill a plastic or glass liquid measuring cup until half full with water. Measure the volume. 2. Find an object, such as a rock, that will fit in your measuring cup. 3. Carefully lower the object into the water. If it floats, push it just under the surface with a pencil. 4. Record the new volume of the water in Data and Observations. Data and Observations Beginning Volume Volume with Object Difference Analysis 1. How much space does the object occupy 2. If 1 mL of water occupies exactly 1 cm 3 of space, what is the volume of the object in cm 3 Copyright © Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, a division of the McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. 4 <strong>Measurement</strong>
Name Date Class Scale Drawing Lab Preview Directions: Answer these questions before you begin the Lab. 1. Explain why a scale in a scale drawing provides helpful information. Hands-On Activities 2. Explain how using a scale drawing helps to compare the relative sizes of the objects in the drawing. A scale drawing is used to represent something that is too large or too small to be drawn at its actual size. Blueprints for a house are a good example of a scale drawing. Copyright © Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, a division of the McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Real-World Question How can you represent your classroom accurately in a scale drawing Materials 1-cm graph paper pencil metric ruler meterstick Goals ■ Measure using SI. ■ Make a data table. ■ Calculate new measurements. ■ Make an accurate scale drawing. Data and Observations Part of Room Room Dimensions Distance in Room (m) Distance on Drawing (cm) Procedure 1. Use your meterstick to measure the length and width of your classroom. Note the locations and sizes of doors and windows. 2. Record the lengths of each item in the data table below. 3. Use a scale of 2 cm 1 m to calculate the lengths to be used in the drawing. Record them in your data table. 4. Draw the floor plan on the next page. Include the scale. <strong>Measurement</strong> 5
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