Misc.
Parts of Scientific Method
Scientific Method
Conversions
Density
100

Convert 1234.5 into scientific notation

What is 1.2345 x103

100
The things that you keep the same all the way through an experiment.
What are constants
100
First Step of the Scientific Method
What is Stating the Problem
100
50 m to km
What is 0.050 km
100
The amount of matter packed into an object
What is mass
200

Convert the following number to scientific notation.

.0075

What is 7.5 x 10-3

200
The variable that YOU change in an experiment.
What is independent variable
200

What is the next step of the scientific method after you have tested your hypothesis?

What is analyze the data from the experiment.

200
25 L to mL
What is 25,000 mL
200
The amount of space an object takes up.
What is volume
300

Convert 4.7x100 into standard notation

What is 4.7

300
The variable that you measure in an experiment.
What is the dependent variable.
300

If your hypothesis is supported in your conclusion, what should your next step be in the scientific method?

What is repeat the experiment several more times.

300
200 cm to mm
What is 2000 mm
300
What is the equation for density?
What is Mass Divided by volume
400

Each step up on the metric staircase is ____ times bigger than the step below it.

What is ten.

400

What is the group that you use as a standard to compare your results to?

control or experimental group?

What is the control group.

400
After analyzing your data, you can do what?
What is draw conclusions
400
55 kg to mg
What is 55,000,000 mg
400
What is the base unit for density?
What is g/mL
500

What does temperature measure?

What is the movement of molecules?

500

Name one way to reduce bias in an experiment?

-Have controlled experiments

-Run multiple trials

-Keep accurate data

500
In order to create a good hypothesis, what must you do after making an observation?
What is gather as much information as you can regarding the topic
500
28 mm to m
What is 0.028 m
500
If an object has a Mass of 50 g and a volume of 10 mL, what is the object's density?
What is 5 g/mL
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