Patterns of Earth & Sky
A tool used to see things that are very far.
What is a telescope?
This type of graph is used to find changes over time.
What is a line graph?
What is life?
Flour, corn starch and lecithin are special ingredients that can help things that don't mix to mix. Name this special type of ingredient.
What is an emulsifier?
To use any of the five senses to gather information about something.
What is to observe? or What is an observation?
In this unit, you were tasked to find the missing piece of this object.
What is an artifact?
What is a star map?
What is the title?
If you're winning, you're __________.
DJ: The Good Food Company requested that we create a salad dressing that has these three properties.
What is "didn't leave sediment"; "stayed mixed" and had a "balance of flavors?"
Information that supports an answer to a question.
What is evidence?
Name the two types of scientists working together in this unit.
What is a astronomer & an anthropologist?
DJ: This is the variable that the scientist chooses to test.
What is the independent variable?
The are the scientists who design solutions to problems.
What is an engineer?
This property of matter is the ability to pull on an object without touching it.
What is attraction?
Three states of matter.
What is a solid, liquid and gas?
Name the scale that allows us to see very small things.
What is the nano scale?
This organizes the data you collect in an investigation.
What is a data table?
In MMM what advantage did the higher seeded combatant have in the first three rounds?
What is Home Habitat Advantage?
When a substance is able to dissolve in water or another liquid, it is said to be _______________.
What is soluble?
A group of atoms joined together.
Paleontologists study animal droppings, also known as _______________ to study what ancient animals ate.
What is a coprolite?
What is a unit?
There were four divisions from MMM. Name two of them.
What are Library Legends, Money Mammals, Extinction is Forever, That's So Metal?
What is a chromatography test?
This is a skill scientists use when they cannot actually see something because it is too far, too small, or happened a long time ago.
What is inference?