THE DECIMAL MEASURING SYSTEM BASED ON THE METER, LITER, AND GRAM AS UNITS OF LENGTH, CAPACITY, AND WEIGHT OR MASS.

THE AMOUNT OF SPACE THAT A SUBSTANCE

THE PROPERTY OF MATTER THAT MEASURES ITS RESISTANCE TO ACCELERATION.

THE MEASUREMENT OR EXTENT OF SOMETHING FROM END TO END

PHYSICAL SUBSTANCE IN GENERAL

THE DEGREE OR INTENSITY OF HEAT PRESENT IN A SUBSTANCE OR OBJECT

THE SCALE OF TEMPERATURE IN WHICH WATER FREEZES AT 0° AND BOILS AT 100° UNDER STANDARD CONDITIONS.

A METRIC UNIT OF MASS EQUAL TO ONE THOUSANDTH OF A KILOGRAM.

A METRIC UNIT OF CAPACITY, FORMERLY DEFINED AS THE VOLUME OF 1 KILOGRAM OF WATER UNDER STANDARD CONDITIONS, NOW EQUAL TO 1,000 CUBIC CENTIMETERS (ABOUT 1.75 PINTS).

THE FUNDAMENTAL UNIT OF LENGTH IN THE METRIC SYSTEM, EQUAL TO 100 CENTIMETERS OR APPROXIMATELY 39.37 INCHES.

THE WEIGHT FOR MASS

TO MEASURE THE WEIGHT

TO MEASURE HOW COLD OR HOT IT IS

TO MEASURE IN INCHES

TO PUT HOT WATER

TO MEASURE WATER

PUT ON HOT THINGS

TO MEASURE THE MASS OF THE ROCK