Bell Ringer Quiz 3 (Unit1 Week2) – TEKS 6.6D: Density Columns and Liquid Layers | Quizalize

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Bell Ringer Quiz 3 (Unit1 Week2) – TEKS 6.6D: Density Columns and Liquid Layers

Quiz by Grade 6 Science - Texas Education Agency

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)

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Compare the density of substances relative to various fluids.

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Q 1/3
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Which fluid has the highest density?
30
Water
Cooking oil
Corn syrup
Rubbing alcohol
Q 2/3
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A layered density column has corn syrup at the bottom, water in the middle, and oil on top. Why do the liquids arrange this way?
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Heaviest sinks, lightest floats
Colors separate them
Temperature separates them
Volume determines layers

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3 questions

Q.

Which fluid has the highest density?

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30 sec

SCI.6.6D

Q.

A layered density column has corn syrup at the bottom, water in the middle, and oil on top. Why do the liquids arrange this way?

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30 sec

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Q.

A small plastic bead floats in water but sinks in alcohol. What does this mean?

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30 sec

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