SI units, prefixes and checking units

Grade 11 Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. A 250 g toy moves at 6 m/s. Using KE = ½mv² in SI units, what is its kinetic energy, Ari?

  2. A 60 g toy moves at 5 m/s. Using KE = ½mv² in SI units, what is its kinetic energy, Bo?

  3. Using the quantity boxes, what are the SI base units of ½mv², Jun?

    • kg·m²/s², a joule
    • kg·m²/s
    • ½ kg·m²/s²
    • kg·m/s², a newton
  4. Pressure = force ÷ area. What is a pascal in SI base units, Kira?

    • kg·m/s²
    • kg·m³/s²
    • kg/(m²·s)
    • kg/(m·s²)
  5. Momentum = mass × velocity. Which unit fits momentum, Luz?

    • kg·m/s
    • kg·m/s², a newton
    • kg·m²/s²
    • N/s
  6. Milo says that if an answer's units are right, the answer must be right. Agree or disagree?

    • Agree: matching units mean a right number
    • Agree: units can be dropped once the number is found
    • Disagree: a missing ½ still passes
    • Agree: milli- means a thousand
  7. Noah says the kilogram, not the gram, is the SI base unit of mass. Agree or disagree?

    • Agree: the kilogram is the base unit
    • Disagree: the gram is the base unit
    • Disagree: mass has no base unit
    • Disagree: a base unit can't carry a prefix
  8. A classmate converts 5.0 km/h to m/s as 5.0 × 3.6 = 18 m/s. What went wrong, Ren?

    • Multiply by 1000 and stop
    • Divide by 3.6: about 1.4 m/s
    • km/h and m/s are the same unit
    • Nothing; the units check out
  9. A classmate writes 4 mm = 4000 m. What went wrong, Tala?

    • It should be 40 m
    • It should be 400 m
    • Nothing; milli- means a thousand
    • Milli- is a thousandth: 4 mm = 0.004 m
  10. A classmate gets a car's kinetic energy as 1200 kg·m/s. What does the unit show, Zee?

    • It is already in joules
    • v was not squared
    • Nothing; units don't matter
    • It should be in newtons
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SI units, prefixes and checking units

Answer Key - Grade 11 Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. A 250 g toy moves at 6 m/s. Using KE = ½mv² in SI units, what is its kinetic energy, Ari?

    4.5 J
  2. A 60 g toy moves at 5 m/s. Using KE = ½mv² in SI units, what is its kinetic energy, Bo?

    0.75 J
  3. Using the quantity boxes, what are the SI base units of ½mv², Jun?

    • kg·m²/s², a joule
    • kg·m²/s
    • ½ kg·m²/s²
    • kg·m/s², a newton
  4. Pressure = force ÷ area. What is a pascal in SI base units, Kira?

    • kg·m/s²
    • kg·m³/s²
    • kg/(m²·s)
    • kg/(m·s²)
  5. Momentum = mass × velocity. Which unit fits momentum, Luz?

    • kg·m/s
    • kg·m/s², a newton
    • kg·m²/s²
    • N/s
  6. Milo says that if an answer's units are right, the answer must be right. Agree or disagree?

    • Agree: matching units mean a right number
    • Agree: units can be dropped once the number is found
    • Disagree: a missing ½ still passes
    • Agree: milli- means a thousand
  7. Noah says the kilogram, not the gram, is the SI base unit of mass. Agree or disagree?

    • Agree: the kilogram is the base unit
    • Disagree: the gram is the base unit
    • Disagree: mass has no base unit
    • Disagree: a base unit can't carry a prefix
  8. A classmate converts 5.0 km/h to m/s as 5.0 × 3.6 = 18 m/s. What went wrong, Ren?

    • Multiply by 1000 and stop
    • Divide by 3.6: about 1.4 m/s
    • km/h and m/s are the same unit
    • Nothing; the units check out
  9. A classmate writes 4 mm = 4000 m. What went wrong, Tala?

    • It should be 40 m
    • It should be 400 m
    • Nothing; milli- means a thousand
    • Milli- is a thousandth: 4 mm = 0.004 m
  10. A classmate gets a car's kinetic energy as 1200 kg·m/s. What does the unit show, Zee?

    • It is already in joules
    • v was not squared
    • Nothing; units don't matter
    • It should be in newtons