Question: Oil, water, and corn syrup are layered in a tall, thin container. All are at the same temperature. What does the layering tell you about the density of the oil compared to water?
Reference answer: The oil is less dense. The water is more dense.

Student answer: It would tell me that oil water is less dense than the other liquids.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than the water.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than the water.

Student answer: Oil is less dense than water and it floats to the top.

Student answer: It looks just like water is clear, it has no smell.

Student answer: It tells me the corn syrup is denser than water and oil.

Student answer: The oil is the least dense because it stays on top of the water.

Student answer: That oil is less dense than the water.

Student answer: It tell me that it is more less dense than the water.

Student answer: Oil is runnier than water.

Student answer: It tells me that oil is less dense than water or corn syrup.

Student answer: The water is more dense than the oil.

Student answer: That it is less dense, because it is floating, expands.

Student answer: It is the smallest one.

Student answer: It tells me that the density is less dense.

Student answer: The water is less dense the oil.

Student answer: I think the oil is less dense than the water.

Student answer: Corn syrup then water because oil is the least densest.

Student answer: It might float.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than the water.

Student answer: Oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: Oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: That the oil is less dense than the water.

Student answer: It tells you that oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than the water and corn syrup.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than the water.

Student answer: The water has more dense.

Student answer: Oil is densest least than water.

Student answer: It less dense the water because it on top of water.

Student answer: Water is denser than oil.

Student answer: The oil is more dense than water.

Student answer: The oil is less dense, and the water is more dense.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: The oil is less dense the water is more dense.

Student answer: It tells me the oil is more dense than the water.

Student answer: The oil is more dense.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than the water.

Student answer: The oil looks like it is less dense than the water.

Student answer: It expand.

Student answer: The oil is less dense compared to water.

Student answer: Water is denser than oil.

Student answer: The oil is less denser than the water. The water is dense than the oil.

Student answer: It would be warm water.

Student answer: That the oil is less dense than the syrup.

Student answer: Oil is less dense water.

Student answer: The water is denser than the oil.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than the water.

Student answer: That is will float.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: Oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: Oil is less dense.

Student answer: Oil has less density than water.

Student answer: Oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: The oil water is less dense than water.

Student answer: The water is more dense and the oil is less dense.

Student answer: Oil because the oil has something in it and water is plain.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: The water is denser than the oil.

Student answer: The water is denser than the oil.

Student answer: Water is denser that oil.

Student answer: The water is more denser than the oil.

Student answer: Denser.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: Oil is less dense.

Student answer: Water is less dense than oil.

Student answer: Oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: Oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: Oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: The oil is less dense that the water.

Student answer: Water is less dense than oil.

Student answer: Oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: The oil is less denser than the water.

Student answer: The oil is less dense and water is more dense.

Student answer: Oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: That the oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: Oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: That oil is thicker than water.

Student answer: The oil must be less dense than the water because it is floating.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than the water.

Student answer: It tell that the oil is densest.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than the water.

Student answer: It is the less dense than the water and corn syrup.

Student answer: The density tell me the oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: Oil is less dense than the water.

Student answer: The oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: The water is heavier.

Student answer: I do not know.

Student answer: That oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: It tells me that oil is less dense than water.

Student answer: Oil is heavier than water.

Student answer: The oil is lighter than the water and the corn syrup.

Student answer: Corn syrup is more dense than water and oil.

Student answer: That oil is less dense than water because it floats.

Student answer: IT is less dense than water.

Student answer: It is less dense than water.

Student answer: Oil is less tense because it is on the top water is denser and least dense the any.

Student answer: Water is denser than oil because it sinks.

Student answer: Oil is less dense.

Student answer: Property.

Student answer: That oil is maybe dense than water maybe it heavier than water.