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Trapped in School On Your Birthday

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Created on November 6, 2020

Answer questions about density to get the school's security system code and unlock the doors in time for your birthday party!

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ON YOUR BIRTHDAY!

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LOCKED IN SCHOOL

Density

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© Virtual Science Teachers 2022

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ON YOUR BIRTHDAY!

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START

LOCKED INSCHOOL

Density

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Yes Please

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But, you were so focused on finishing your chemistry lab that you lost track of time and ended up getting LOCKED IN SCHOOL after everyone else has left!And now your only hope to make it to your own birthday party is to get the 4 digit security system code to unlock the doors. Answer the questions hidden all over the school to get the code!

IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY!

Click here to start.

4. Auditorium

Security Room

3. Lockers + Gym

2. Cafeteria

1. Science Lab

Once you have all 4 numbers of the security code, enter them into the security system to unlock the doors!

The code is hidden throughout the school. Write down each digit of the code.

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If you do not get all 6 questions correct, you get to try again.

To get the first digit of the code, you must get all 6 questions in the science lab correct.

The amount of space an object or substance takes up

The pull of gravity on an object

A measure of the amount of matter in an object or substance

Question 1: What is mass?

The number of protons in an atom

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You did not get all 6 questions correct. That's okay! Try again!

The amount of space an object or substance takes up

The pull of gravity on an object

A measure of the amount of matter in an object or substance

Question 1: What is mass?

The number of protons in an atom

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metric ton (t)

liters (L)

kilograms (kg)

Question 2: Which of these is NOT a unit of mass?

grams (g)

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metric ton (t)

liters (L)

kilograms (kg)

Question 2: Which of these is NOT a unit of mass?

grams (g)

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Question 3: What is volume?

The amount of matter in an object or substance

The number of particles in an object or substance

The length of an object

The amount of space an object or substance takes up

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Question 3: What is volume?

The amount of matter in an object or substance

The number of particles in an object or substance

The length of an object

The amount of space an object or substance takes up

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cm

Question 4: Which of this is NOT a unit of volume?

milliliters ml

kilograms kg

cubiccentimeters

Liters L

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cm

Question 4: Which of these is NOT a unit of volume?

milliliters ml

kilograms kg

cubiccentimeters

Liters L

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cm

Question 4: Which of these is NOT a unit of volume?

milliliters ml

kilograms kg

cubiccentimeters

Liters L

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Question 5: What is density?

The number of particles in an object or substance

The amount of space an object or substance takes up

The amount of matter in an object or substance

A measure of how much matter is in a certain volume

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Question 5: What is density?

The number of particles in an object or substance

The amount of space an object or substance takes up

The amount of matter in an object or substance

A measure of how much matter is in a certain volume

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Question 6: Which of these is NOT a unit of density?

gramsper kilogram g/kg

grams per cubic centimeter g/cm

kilogramsper liter kg/L

grams per milliter g/ml

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Question 6: Which of these is NOT a unit of density?

gramsper kilogram g/kg

grams per cubic centimeter g/cm

kilogramsper liter kg/L

grams per milliter g/ml

Click here to continue on to the cafeteria.

Nice work! You got all 6 questions correct!The first number in the security code is 7.You will need this number, so be sure to write it down!

Sink

Float

Do you think grapes will sink or float when put into water?

Grapes are THE SAME density as water.

Grapes are LESS dense than water.

Grapes areMORE dense than water.

So, does this mean that grapes are MORE or LESS dense than water?

Grapes sink in water!

Click here to enter the volume of the grape.

Remember: The amount of water displaced (the amount the water level rises) is equal to the volume of the grape!

66 ml

60 ml

What is the volume of the grape in the graduated cylinder?

Use water displacement to determine the volume of ONE grape.

Remember: The amount of water displaced (the amount the water level rises) is equal to the volume of the grape!

22 ml

66 ml

60 ml

6 ml

66 ml

60 ml

What is the volume of the grape in the graduated cylinder?

Try again!

The volume of the grape is _ ml. Note: Enter only 1 digit.

Enter the number of milliliters here.

Remember:

Volume

Click here to enter the density of the grape.

Mass

Density =

The mass of the grape is 7.2 grams.

The volume of the grape is 6 ml.

What is the density of the grape?

Try again!

Way to go!Your time in the cafeteria is complete!

The second number in the code is 9.

The density of the grape is ___ g/ml. Note: Answer is a decimal.

Enter the value here.

*Try again!

WRONGANSWER!

Open the locker whose # is the same as the volume of the purple box.

0.1 L

1.00 L

100 L

3.53 L

10.0 L

35.3 L

1.00 kg/L

8.00 kg/L

1.53 kg/L

1.32 kg/L

3.53 kg/L

1.00 kg/L

2.32 kg/L

3.00 kg/L

What is the density of the purple box?

0.1 L

100 L

3.53 L

10.0 L

35.3 L

You got it right!Click on the key to get into the gym.

0.1 L

100 L

3.53 L

10.0 L

35.3 L

If you do not get all 5 questions correct, you get to try again.

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Get all 5 questions correct to get the third digit of the code.

Mass = 420 grams Volume = 5700 cm

Mass = 145 grams Volume = 202 cm

Mass = 620 gramsVolume = 7000 cm

Mass = 58 grams Volume = 149 cm

Question 1: Which of these balls is the LEAST dense?

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You did not get all 5 questions correct. That's okay! Missed questions are opportunities to learn! Try again!

Mass = 420 grams Volume = 5700 cm

Mass = 145 grams Volume = 202 cm

Mass = 620 gramsVolume = 7000 cm

Mass = 58 grams Volume = 149 cm

Question 1: Which of these balls is the LEAST dense?

Help

Mass = 420 grams Volume = 5700 cm

Mass = 145 grams Volume = 202 cm

Mass = 620 gramsVolume = 7000 cm

Mass = 58 grams Volume = 149 cm

Question 2: Which of these balls is the MOST dense?

Help

Mass = 420 grams Volume = 5700 cm

Mass = 145 grams Volume = 202 cm

Mass = 620 gramsVolume = 7000 cm

Mass = 58 grams Volume = 149 cm

Question 2: Which of these balls is the MOST dense?

Help

Float

Sink

Mass = 145 grams Volume = 202 cm

Question 3: Would a baseball that lands in water sink or float?Density of water = 1.00 gram/cm

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Float

Sink

Mass = 145 grams Volume = 202 cm

Question 3: Would a baseball that lands in water sink or float?Density of water = 1.00 gram/cm

Mass = 45 grams Volume = 41 cm

1.3 g/cm

1.1 g/cm

0.91 g/cm

0.83 g/cm

Question 4: What is the density of this golf ball?

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1.3 g/cm

1.1 g/cm

0.91 g/cm

0.83 g/cm

Mass = 45 grams Volume = 41 cm

Question 4: What is the density of this golf ball?

Help

Float

Sink

Mass = 45 grams Volume = 41 cm

Question 5:Would this golf ball sink or float if it landed in water?Density of Water = 1.00 gram/cm

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Float

Sink

Mass = 45 grams Volume = 41 cm

Question 5:Would this golf ball sink or float if it landed in water?Density of Water = 1.00 gram/cm

Click here to continue on to the auditorium.

The third number in the security code is 0 (zero).

Great work!

Try again!

volume

mass

Density =

Try again!

Push the on button.

TURN THE PROJECTOR ON

Go

Answer questions about the video to get the last digit in the code.

If you do not get all 3 questions correct, you get to try again.

Answer all 3 questions correctly to get the 4th (and final) digit of the code.

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Question 1 of 3

The Oil

The Penny

The Ping Pong Ball

Which is the least dense?

You did not answer all 3 questions correctly. We grow the most as we overcome challenges. Try again! And don't forget there's a help button!

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Question 1 of 3

The Oil

The Penny

The Ping Pong Ball

Which is the least dense?

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Question 2 of 3

Corn Syrup

Water

Oil

Which liquid is the most dense?

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Question 2 of 3

Corn Syrup

Water

Oil

Which liquid is the most dense?

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Question 3 of 3

Corn Syrup

Water

Oil

Which liquid is the least dense?

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Question 3 of 3

Corn Syrup

Water

Oil

Which liquid is the least dense?

Click here to continue on to the security room.

The fourth number of the security code is 5.Write it down!

CONGRATULATIONS!

Did you forget to write down the code? If so, click here...if you work for it- we will give you a little help.

Click below to enter the 4 digit security code.

_ _ _ _

Enter the secret number

Number

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