TRIVIA TIME !!!Weight is ________________________. *A-the amount of matter in an object.B-the force of gravity on an object.C-NeitherD-BothYou get in your spaceship and head on a trip to Mars. As you leave Earth, your mass ______________. *A)IncreasesB)DecreasesC)remains the sameD)Will be 1/6th of that on the earthWhich liquid is the least dense? *A)OilB)WaterC)SyrupD)None of these15. What information do you need to find the density of an object? *A)volume and weightB)weight and massC)length and massD)Mass and VolumeIf the mass of an object is 45g and it occupies a volume of 15cm3, what would be its density? *A)45g/cm3B)15g/cm3C)3g/cm3D)675g/cm3If an object weighs 25kg in air and 18kg in water, what is the apparent loss of weight of the object in the water? *A)43kgB)7 kgC)25kgD)18kgThe measure of how much material makes up an object is called the _____. *A)WeightB)VolumeC)MatterD)MassWhich of the following has a definite shape and volume? *a)Solidb)Liquidc)Gasesd)All of theseWhen we are swimming in the water *a)we feel lighter because our mass decreasesb)we feel lighter because the water exerts an upward force on usc)we feel heavier because the water exerts a downward force on usd)we neither feel lighter or heavier as the forces acting on us remains the sameTwo objects of mass 10 kg and 5 kg are dropped in water. Which of the following can we say about the objects? *a)The object whose density is greater than the other object will sinkb)The object whose density is greater than the density of water will sink.c)The object whose density is greater than the density of water will float.d)Object with 10 kg mass will sink as it is heavier than the object with 5 kg mass.(Not much important)