Science Basics
Inquiry and SI
Miscellaneous
Math!
100

What is the study of nonliving matter and energy?

Physical science

100

What is a fraction with two quantities of two units that are identical to each other?

Conversion factor

100

Which prefix is 103?

Kilo

200

What is the study of the composition, strucutre, and properties of matter as well as changes in matter?

Chemistry

200

What is the SI fundamental unit for lenght?

meter

200

What is the idea that every effect has a specific identifiable cause, and for every cause, there is a definite and predictable effect?

Law of cause and effect

200

Convert 438 m to km.

.438 km

300

What is the principle of uniformity?

Nature acts the same today as it did yesterday and that we can fully expect it to act the same way tomorrow.

300

What is the ampere?

SI unit of electric current

300

What is the Creation Mandate?

Directs us to fill the earth and have dominion over it

300

Convert 123.4 ds to cs.

1234 cs

400

What is the difference between theories and laws?

Theory - a model that explains a related set of phenomena

Law - a model that describes a set of phenomena

400

What number describes the relationship between a meter and Megameter?

106

400

What number describes the relationship between a meter and μm?

10-6

400

Convert 83.1 μA to MA.

8.31 * 10-14 MA

500

Why do we use the SI so much?

Uses unchangeable physical standards that are easily reproducible

Used worldwide

Easier becasue it is decimal-based

500

List the 8 steps of scientific inquiry.

Observation

Posing Questions - How or why is this happening?

Research - What do other people know about this?

Forming hypotheses - initiial, testable explanation for a phonemenon

Investigation (experimenting)

Analysis (What does this data mean?

Conclusion - I believe this is what's happening

Communication - publishing in a peer-reviewed journal

500

What is the difference between accuracy and precision?

  1. Accuracy - compares a measurement to the accepted or expected value of a measurement

  2. Precision - how close to the actual value a measurement is (aka how many decimal places)

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