PROCESSES
Take what you have learned through the processes and complete this one of the four steps where you apply what you have learned to a new situation.
What is explain and predict?
Used to measure liquid volume
What is a graduated cylinder
This unit is equal to a cubic centimeter
What is a milliliter?
The property of matter measured with a pan balance
What is mass?
A tiny looker
What is a microscope?
You notice the toaster doesn't work. What process?
What is observe?
The device used to measure weight, the pull of gravity on an object
What is a spring scale?
The correct units to measure weight
What are Newtons?
The property of matter measured by displacement
What is volume?
The temperature in Celcius degrees at which water freezes.
What is zero degrees?
toaster doesn't work. You try other appliances in the same outlet. You also try the toaster in a different outlet. You check to make sure the ground fault switch didn't "click" and turn off.
What process of science are you doing?
What is look for order?
Used to measure thermal energy
What is a thermometer?
The larger increase in temperature per degree is which scale?
What is Celcius?
Because gravity is pulling more on a greater mass. .
on earth, when mass is greater weight is ________.
What is greater?
The procedure used to find volume by placing the
object onder water and measuring the water level
What is displacement?
Water freezes outside on a cold day with the temperature below freezing. So . . . you expect water will also freeze in the freezer and you try it.
What process of science?
What is explain and predict?
You want to find out how wide the school building is.
What property are you measuring?
What is length (or width)?
It can be either Fahrenheit or Celsius.
What is a degree?
A thermometer measures the average kinetic energy
of the particles of matter. That average energy is
known as
What is temperature?
The temperature in Fahrenheit degrees at which water boils? (at sea level)
What is 212 degrees?
You test out various ways to freeze water and check the temperature each time.
What process of science?
What is make models?
One from last year. . .
The property that includes mass and volume together.
(tennis ball, vs a baseball) "same volume" but different
mass.
What is density?
2.2 pounds when measured by mass.
What is a kilogram?
1000 milliters is equal to how many liters?
What is 1 liter?
The German dude who came up with the 180 degree Fahrenheit temperature scale.
Who is Fahrenheit?