What is a fluid?

What happens to the measured pressure in a liquid as you go deeper: increases or decreases?

Why does the pressure in a liquid increase with depth?

What happens to the weight of a liquid as its density increases?

What happens to the pressure in a liquid at a given point when the density of the liquid increases: increases or decreases?

What term describes the resultant force due to the difference in pressure between the top and bottom surfaces of an object submerged in a fluid?

What will an object placed in a fluid do if the force of upthrust is equal to its weight: float or sink?

What will an object placed in a fluid do if its weight is greater than the upthrust: float or sink?

What will happen to an object that is more dense than a fluid do if it is placed in the fluid" float or sink?

Why does an object that is more dense than a fluid sink if it is placed in the fluid?

What will happen to an object that is less dense than a fluid if it is placed in the fluid: float or sink?

Why does an object that is less dense than a fluid float if it is placed in the fluid?

Does an object that is partially submerged in a fluid experience a greater pressure on its bottom or top surface?

What is the the layer of air that surrounds the Earth called?

What is atmospheric pressure caused by?

What happens to atmospheric pressure as you go higher above the Earth: increase or decreases?

Which of these points DO NOT correctly explain why atmospheric pressure decrease as you move higher above the Earth?

How does the height of the atmosphere compare to the radius of the Earth?