Body Systems
This body system is a group of organs working together to help you breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide. It includes the lungs.
What is the respiratory system?
This variable is known as the "cause" in the experiment. It is what a scientist changes at the beginning of an experiment.
What is the "independent variable?"
This word means gathering data based on what you see, hear, feel, smell, or taste.
What is "an observation?"
When creating a line graph, the dependent variable goes on this part of the graph.
What is "the y axis?"
TUBS-Fill-E is a strategy for this reading comprehension skill.
What is "annotation?"
THIS includes the heart, arteries, and veins, which all help transport blood.
What is the circulatory system?
This variable is known as the "effect" in an experiment. It is what a scientist measures at the end of an experiment.
What is the "dependent variable?"
This word is an assumption you make based on something you observe.
What is "an inference?"
When creating a line graph, the information for the independent variable goes on this part of the graph.
What is the "x axis?"
This symbol is used to mark questions that have multiple parts.
What is "a star?"
THIS body system breaks down food into nutrients such as proteins, carbohydrates, and fats.
What is the digestive system?
An investigation is carried out to determine the effect of exercise on the rate at which a person can squeeze a clothespin. THE INDEPENDENT VARIABLE in this experiment is....
What is exercise?
This is a prediction that you make about what will occur in an experiment.
What is a "hypothesis?"
When creating a line graph, a scale that starts with 0, 7, 14, 21, 28 will have this number next.
What is "35?"
"Describe" is one example of this.
What is a "command word?"
These are TWO things that the blood transports around the body.
What are glucose and oxygen?
In an experiment, the conditions that are the same in both the experimental group and the control group are called this.
What are "controlled variables?"
Doing THIS is one way to make your experiment more reliable.
What are multiple trials?
This word can be defined as a "system of marks at fixed intervals."
What is "a scale?"
Not to be confused with "title," this is the first thing we annotate for when we annotate with TUBS-FILL-E.
What is "a topic?"
We need oxygen and glucose for THIS process.
What is cellular respiration?
Find the average of the following numbers. Round to the nearest whole number.
80, 100, 67, 55, 44, 90
What is 73?
In an experiment to study the effect of exercise on pulse rate, the group of people who rests is called THIS.
What is the "control group?"
This type of graph represents data with rectangular bars and can also be called a column chart.
What is a "bar graph?"
This part of TUBS-Fill-E is not used in short answer questions. (Include what it stands for.)
What is the "E" for "Eliminate?"