What is science?
How do scientist learn about the natural world?
What are some types of investigations
How do you perform a controlled experiment?
What are some science tools?
100

Scientists use their five senses to do this.

What is observe?

100
A scientific investigation always begins with this.
What is a question?
100
It is a good idea to make some of these before stating a hypothesis.
What are observations?
100
All the ways scientists do investigations.
What is the following the scientific method.
100

This tool is used to see things that are too small to see with your eyes.

What is a microscope?

200

Seeing a fossil dinosaur skull is direct ___________ that the dinosaur existed.

What is evidence?

200

an investigation in which all conditions are controlled.

What is an experiment?

200

You have decided to dissolve different substances in water and freeze them, then check the temperature to see when they melt. What is the variable in this experiment?

What are the different substances dissolved in water?

200

It is important to do repeated trials of an experiment for this.

What is accuracy or valid results?

200

Scientists use this system to measure things.

What is the metric or SI system?

300

This is an idea or a conclusion based on observation.

What is an inference?

300

This type of investigation used to answer 'How fast does the wind blow where a bridge will be built?]

What is repeated observation?

300

Ian adds blueberries to his recipe.  What is this part of the experiment?

What is the variable?

300

This must give a step by step description of what should be done in an experiment.

What is a procedure or Scientific Method.

300
This is the amount of space that something takes up.
What is volume?
400

Kwan asks his classmates how often they recycle.  He also asks a friend to ask two other classes.  What is true about Kwan's investigation?

It involves collaboration.

400

Carmen draws a plant as it grows each week for 4 weeks.  What skill is she using?

Observation

400

If you want to compare parts to a whole you should use this kind of graph.

What is a circle graph?

400

Emily grew one plant by a window and another in a black bag.  She drew a poster showing how the plants grew.  What does her poster do?

communicate the data.

400

The prefix milli means this.

What is 1/1000th?

500

Robbie explained the results of his investigation to his classmates. What science skill did he use?

What is communication?

500

The curve on the surface of a liquid is called this

What is the meniscus?

500

You should draw conclusions based on the ___________of your experiment.

What are results?

500

To arrange things by their size color or ?

What is classify?

500

What is the metric unit for measuring mass?

What is a kilogram?

600

ALL Scientists study _______________.

The natural world.

600

Name 3 methods scientists use to conduct investigations

What are Repeated Observations, conducting experiments, and using models?

600

How would Bill use the results of his investigation?

To decide if his hypothesis is correct.

600

Sarah thinks that adding salt to water will make it freeze faster.  What is her statement?

What is a hypothesis?

600

Use to measure volume.

measuring cup or graduated cylinder.

700

A cup of water and a cup of cooking oil are placed in a freezer.  What question could be asked?

Which liquid freezes faster?

700

Why is it important to have more than one trial in an experiment?

Small errors can be averaged when there are multiple trials.

700

During a moon crater investigation, Mary holds a dropper of water from different heights over a pan of flour.  What type of investigation is this?

Using models.

700

Alex and Brenda measured the distance their toy cars traveled. What part of the process is this part of?

Conducting an investigation.

700

Cobie is testing how the amount of fertilizer affects the height of plants. Name a variable that does not need to be controlled.

What is the height of the plants?

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