Where am I from?
Clayton
What is the address to Carroll High School?
2939 Renwick Street
What is the policy with phones?
1st offense: put it up
2nd offense: getting put out
What is an observation?
An observation is the act of noticing and describing an event or process using your senses or scientific tools. It is the starting point of all scientific inquiry.
What is a conclusion?
A conclusion is the final summary that decides whether the experimental data supports or rejects your hypothesis. It explains what the findings mean and often leads to new questions.
What high school did I attend?
Ouachita
Who was the quarterback for Carroll when they beat Neville?
Jamond Collins
How many days do you have to make up late work?
2
What is a question?
A question arises directly from your observation. It defines exactly what you want to investigate, and it must be something that can be tested.
What is an independent variable?
variable that you change
Graduated from Grambling in what major?
Engineering Technology
What was the score to the game when Carroll beat Neville?
12-7
How many minutes do you have to make it to class?
4
What is a hypothesis?
A hypothesis is a proposed, testable explanation for your observation. It is an educated guess that directly predicts the outcome of an experiment, often written as an "If... then..." statement.
What is a dependent variable?
variable that you measure
How many kids do I have?
What year was Carroll High School built?
1953
What's the first thing you should do when entering the class?
Bell Ringer
What is an experiment?
An experiment is a controlled test designed to support or disprove your hypothesis. To be accurate, it must isolate and test only one variable (the independent variable) while keeping everything else the same (controlled variables).
What is a controlled variable?
variables that stay the same
What is my favorite color?
Red
What is the first line to the alma mater?
We sing thy praises, Carroll High School
What two rules are not listed on the board that I stated I didn't like?
No bullying
No stealing
What is data?
Data consists of the facts, figures, measurements, and observations gathered during the experiment. Scientists analyze this information using charts, graphs, and statistics to look for patterns.
What are examples of a Eukaryote?
Human Cells
Plant Cells
Fungi
Protists