Scientific Methods
What is the first step of the scientific method?
What is make an observation
What is the name of the variable that is being measured in an experiment?
What is dependent variable
What measurement tool is used to measure the mass of an object?
What is a triple beam balance
What unit is used to measure distance or length?
What is meter
1.4 m = ______ km
What is 0.0014 km
What is the name for an educated guess about the outcome of an experiment?
What is Hypothesis
What is another name for controlled variable?
What is constant
What tool is used to measure the length, width, or height of an object?
What is a meter stick/ruler
What is the symbol for centimeters?
What is cm
0.98 kg = ______ g
What is 980 g
Which step of the scientific methods would be represented by a scientist going to a national conference and giving a presentation to other scientists about the results of the experiments he completed.
What is communicating results
What is the name of the variable that the scientist is in control of, changing, or testing in an experiment?
What is independent variable
What is the name for the curved surface of a liquid held in a graduated cylinder?
What is meniscus
What is the name of the unit that uses the following symbol: daL
What is dekaliter
0.37 km = _____mm
What is 370,000 mm
What would you do if your hypothesis is incorrect after doing your experiment and collected your results?
What is remake your hypothesis and try again
I set up an experiment in which I use different types of fertilizer on the same type of plant. After letting the plants grow for 6 weeks I measure the height of each plant. What is the independent variable?
What is the type of fertilizer
When determining the first decimal place of the length of an object, what will you use to count?
What is the little lines between the whole numbers/millimeter lines
DAILY DOUBLE! What is one of the countries that does not use SI Units?
What is United States of America/ Liberia/ Myanmar(Burma)
0.13 L = _____ mL
What is 130 mL
What are you going collect at the end of an experiment?
What is Data
I set up an experiment in which I use different types of fertilizer on the same type of plant. After letting the plants grow for 6 weeks I measure the height of each plant. What is the dependent variable?
What is the height of each plant
When determining the mass of an object, in what order do you move the 3 sliders?
What does SI Units stand for?
What is the International System of Units/Metric Units/Metric System
82 g = _______ dg
What is 820 dg