Scientific Skills and Attitudes
Conversion
Experiments
Safety Symbols
Instruments
100
Scientists working together on a single idea.
What is cooperation?
100
Convert 2222m to km.
What is 2.222km?
100
These things do not change during an experiment.
What are constants?
100
A material is this when an explosion can take place because it is introduced to a flame.
What is explosive?
100
This instrument is used to measure length.
What is a ruler
200
Creating something entirely new.
What is invention?
200
The mathematical operation which allows us to go from milimeter to meter.
What is multiply?
200
These are the things that change during an experiment.
What are variables?
200
This type of substance can not only eat away at other materials, but can also destroy living cells.
What is corrosive?
200
This instrument is used to measure mass.
What is a scale?
300
Making sense out of the data collected.
What is interpreting data?
300
Convert 3m to hm.
What is 0.03hm?
300
This is an educated guess and the basis of the experiment.
What is a hypothesis?
300
A substance is said to be this when it catches fire easily under normal conditions.
What is highly flammable?
300
This instrument allows us to see very tiny things.
What is a microscope?
400
Putting analysed data into charts, graphs and tables.
What is presenting data?
400
Convert 9 litres to centilitres.
What is 900 centilitres?
400
This is what scientists do with the data collected.
What is analysis?
400
The label colour which indicates that a chemical is dangerous to use.
What is red?
400
This instrument measures electric discharge.
What is a voltmeter?
500
This is when a scientists continuously carries out an experiment in order to get an answer.
What is determination?
500
This mathematical operation allows us to convert grams to decagrams.
What is division?
500
This is the statement that tells the result of the experiment performed.
What is the conclusion?
500
This type of chemical donates oxygen which can feed a fire.
What is oxidizing?
500
This instrument measures light intensity and absorption.
What is the (spectro)photometer?
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