Converting
Scientific Method
Variables
Graphs
Energy
100
Centimeters or Chocolate
What does the C stand for in K.H.D.U.D.C.M
100
6 Steps
How many steps are there in the scientific method
100
Something that changes
What is a variable
100
T.A.I.L.S
What format do we use to make a graph
100
Conduction, Convection, and Radiation
What are the three types of heat transfer
200
Meter
What is the basic unit of length
200
1. Form a hypothesis
The first step of the scientific method
200
Something that you don't change
What is a controlled variable
200
To illustrate change over time
What is the purpose of a line graph
200
Direct Contact
What is conduction
300
Kelvin
What is the basic unit of temperature
300
A educated guess
What is a hypothesis
300
Independent Variable- Something that YOU change Dependent Variable- The results depend on your independent variable
What is the difference between a independent variable and a dependent variable
300
The transfer of heat through waves or rays
What is radiation
400
Seconds
What is the basic unit of time
400
2. Collect Information
What is the second step of the scientific method
400
Because it is the thing that you compare you results with
Why are controlled variables so important
400
To show relation to the Y and X axes
What is the purpose of a scatter plot
400
The transfer of heat through movement or circulation
What is convection
500
Grams
What is the basic unit of Mass
500
6. Record Results
What is the sixth step of the scientific method
500
There is three of them
How many different variable are there
500
To show the frequency of various ranges
What is the purpose of a histogram
500
When an object's volume increases as a result of the object's temperature increasing
What is thermal expansion
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