1. To measure the volume, a graduated container is used. TRUE FALSE
2. The narrower the container, the more precise the volume measurement. TRUE FALSE
3. A graduated beaker is more precise than a graduated cylinder. TRUE FALSE
4. In a 25 mL graduated cylinder, the free surface of a liquid at rest is flat and horizontal. TRUE FALSE
5. The division is the volume present between two successive values of the graduation. TRUE FALSE
6. The volume present between two successive graduation marks is always equal to 1 mL or 1 cm3. TRUE FALSE
7. On the upper part of a graduated cylinder, one can read the volume unit, the capacity, the division, and the usage temperature. TRUE FALSE
8. To correctly read the volume of a liquid, the eye and the base of the meniscus must be at the same height. TRUE FALSE
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