An object for holding small amounts of liquid.
What is a test tube?
Equipment to protect your eyes from spills and splashes.
What are safety glasses?
Something you detect using your senses.
What is an observation?
The 3 types of variables in an experiment.
What are independent, dependent and controlled variables?
The scientific title is written in this form.
What is a question?
An equipment used to measure mass.
What is a balance or scale?
A task to prevent your hair from catching fire or being exposed to chemicals.
What is tying your hair back?
Observations that describe qualities. In other words, categories and words. (e.g. colour or texture).
What is qualitative observations?
The independent variable in an experiment.
What is changed?
A statement that describes the purpose of the experiment.
What is an aim?
A piece of equipment to measure volume accurately.
What is a measuring cylinder?
A judgement based on an observation made.
What is an inference?
The variable primarily affected by sunlight on plants.
What is plant growth?
The aim of an experiment testing how temperature affects the dissolving speed of sugar.
What is temperature affecting the rate at which sugar dissolves?
The equipments to hold something when heating over a bunsen burner.
What is a tripod and gauze mat?
An observation based on a numerical concept e.g. weight or volume.
What is a quantitative observation?
The dependent variable in an experiment?
What is measured?
A testable prediction about the outcome of an experiment.
What is a hypothesis?
The glassware container with a narrow neck to prevent spills.
What is a conical flask?
The independent variable in an experiment for how fast ice cubes melt in different liquids.
What is using different types of liquid?
The correct format for writing a hypothesis.
What is If [independent variable], then [dependent variable], because [scientific reasoning]?