Density, Mass & Volume Quiz

Instructions: In each question, you will see three columns:

• Density (g/cm³)
• Mass (g)
• Volume (cm³)

Two of the values will be given. Use the formula:

Density = Mass ÷ Volume

to calculate the missing value. Enter your answer rounded to one decimal place.

Visualization Tip: Think of density as how tightly mass is packed into a space (volume). For example, imagine two cuboids:

• The left cuboid shows only a few spheres spread out—this represents a low density (mass is spread out over a large volume).
• The right cuboid shows many spheres packed closely together—this represents a high density (a lot of mass is contained within the same volume).

Remember: Round off your answer to 1 decimal place.

Visualization of Density:

Low Density

High Density

The left cuboid shows a low density example where spheres (representing mass) are spread out, whereas the right cuboid shows a high density example where many spheres are packed tightly in the same space.