These are kept the same among all groups in an experiment.
What are controlled variables (or constants)?
What is "State the Problem?"
(or Have a Problem)
(or Pose a Question)
(or something similar)
The number of meters in a hectometer.
What is 100?
10 x 10 x 10 x 10 x 10
What is 105?
What is a pie chart?
This variable is changed on purpose in an experiment.
What is the independent variable?
A good hypothesis establishes a relationship between the independent and dependent variables, usually in the form of an ___-_____ statement.
What is If-Then?
The number of deciliters in a dekaliter.
What is 100?
440,000,000
What is 4.4 x 108?
What is Jupiter?
In the number 8.24 x 108, its the term for the first part (8.24)
What is the coefficient?
This variable is measurable, and may change as the result of the independent variable.
What is the dependent variable?
Two of the units that can be used to measure volume.
Liters and cubic centimeters (or cubic meters)
0.007
What is 7 x 10-3?
The state Mr. Colter is from.
What is Indiana?
This is an educated guess to a research question, which gives direction to the experiment.
What is a hypothesis?
The term for scientists "checking each other's work," this is what makes science really strong.
What is peer review?
Name three base units in the SI system.
What are meters, liters, and grams?
(4 x 104)(2 x 106)
What is 8 x 1010?
The number of elements in the periodic table.
What is 118?
What is Kelvin?
An important group to have in an experiment; this one receives no "treatment," the independent variable stays in a default state.
What is the control group?
This compound unit is used to measure density.
What is g/cm3? or another valid answer.
Take your time, this one is tricky.
What is 5 x 101, or 50?
The number of days until Easter.
What is 201?