Heat Transfer
Variables
Ocean Currents
Winds
Types of Science investigations
100

Transfer of heat through direct contact

What is Conduction?

100

 Baking soda in the following statement

Does the amount of baking soda affect the size of reaction with vinegar?

 



What is the independent variable?

100

Surface currents are powered by these.

What are winds?

100

This is the parallel movement of air to the Earth.

What is wind?

100

 organized procedures to study something under controlled conditions 

 


What is a controlled experiment? 

200

The type of heat transfer that heats the Earth's surface

What is radiation?

200

1.The constant variables in the following: The effect of the amount of salt on the height an egg floats  


What are; material of cup. size of cup, type and size of egg, type of salt, amount of water

200

Deep ocean currents are powered by these three things.

What are salinity, density, and temperature?

200

The difference in air pressure.

What is the cause of wind?

200

 physical or mathematical representation of an object or process  

What is a model?

300

Energy from the sun is transferred using this method.

What is Radiation?

300

The dependent variable in the following:

The type of food ants prefer apples or oranges

What is the amount of food that is left? 

What is the number of ants on each type of food?


300

shows up when water vapor, or water in its gaseous form, condenses. During condensation, molecules of water vapor combine to make tiny liquid water droplets due to a change in temperature  

What is fog?

300

High speed band of winds that moves weather patterns 

What is the Jet Stream?

300

data collected from uncontrolled situations in the natural world

What is a field observation? 

What is a systematic observation?

400

A traditional oven uses these two methods of heat transfer. 

What are conduction and convection?

400

Independent variable: Affects of the type of chair a student sits in on a students learning

What is type of chair?


400

It takes a drop of water this long to complete one loop on the global conveyer belt.

1,000 years

400
The global winds in this hemisphere blow in a clockwise direction.

What is the Northern Hemisphere?

400

observation of plants or animals in their natural environment

What is a field investigation? 

500

The currents that are responsible for movement of air and ocean

What is convection?

500

Test Variable: 

The effect of school start time on student performance

What is school start time? 

500

This would cause the global ocean conveyer belt to slow or even stop.

What is a severe change in...

salinity

temperature

density

500

The apparent bending of wind due to the Earth's rotation.

What is the Coriolis Effect?
500

An investigation that is conducted in a controlled environment with a changed variable

What is a controlled experiment?

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