Scientific Method
Experiments
Nature of Science
Energy & Scientific Law
Forces & Motion
Motion
100

Name the steps of the scientific method, in order.

What is.... 

1. Observation/Ask a question

2. Make a hypothesis or prediction

3. Experiment

4. Analyze Data

5. Conclusion

100

The three types of variables in an experiment.

What is a control, independent, and dependent variable?

100

Bias is when....

What is a person has an unfair judgment or opinion that influences the outcome of a procedure?

100
The definition of energy is.....

What is the ability to do work and cause change?

100

A force is defined as a ______ or a ______ that acts on an object. The two main types of force are ________ and ____________.

What is a push or pull; contact and non-contact?

100

Speed measures the _______ an object travels during a certain amount of time. Speed includes/excludes (choose one word) the direction of an object's motion.

What is distance; excludes?

200
This type of data is collected DURING an experiment.

What is raw data?

200

The organized procedure that tests a hypothesis or prediction.

What is an experiment?

200

The meaning of valid.

What is to be true, accurate, correct?

200

The Law of Conservation of energy states that.....

What is energy can only be transferred or transformed but not created or destroyed?

200
Identify the difference between contact and non-contact force.
What is a contact force must physically touch the object it is acting upon; non-contact force does not physically touch the object it is acting upon and it cannot be seen?
200

Velocity measures the ______ and ______ of an object.

What is speed and direction?

300

After an experiment has been completed, scientists make a conclusion. This conclusion allows scientists to either ______ or _______ their hypothesis or prediction.

What is accept or reject?

300

The variable that can be manipulated throughout the experiment. There can only be ______ of this variable in an experiment.

What is the independent variable and one?

300

Difference between a qualitative and quantitative observation.

What is qualitative observations focus on the characteristics or qualities of an object, quantitative observations focus on numerical values?

300

Three differences between scientific and societal law.

What is....

Scientific Law:                    Societal Law

Cannot be broken            Can be broken

Is the same worldwide     Changes often

Focus on nature          Focus on behavior

300

Identify three types of contact force and three types of non-contact force.

What is applied, friction, normal are contact forces; gravitational, magnetic, and electrical force are non-contact forces?

300

Acceleration measures the rate of change in an object's ____________.

What is velocity?

400

An inference is a statement or question that is......

What is based on facts that have already been established?

400

This variable reacts to changes made to the independent variable.

What is the dependent variable?

400

To copy work that has been done by someone else is ________. When someone does something over and over again it is called __________.

What is replication and repetition?

400

The difference between transforming and transferring energy.

What is transforming energy is when energy changes from one form to another; transferring energy is moving energy from one place to another?

400

This type of force always results in a change in an object's speed, direction of motion, or both.

What is unbalanced force?

400

If an object's speed decreases, the object's _________ changes, which means the object is ___________. 

What is velocity; accelerating?

500

What is the difference between a hypothesis and a prediction?

What is a hypothesis is a possible explanation for an occurrence but a prediction is just a statement about what may happen in the future?

500

Identify a difference between a controlled and independent variable. Identify a similarity between a controlled and independent variable.

What is a controlled variable must remain constant throughout an experiment but an independent variable must be manipulated throughout an experiment? What is both an independent and controlled variable can be controlled?

500

________ is the study of the natural world. An _________ is a question or investigation that allows us to explore our natural world.

What is science and inquiry?

500

Explain how a pendulum demonstrates the Law of Conservation of Energy.

What is as the pendulum swings back and forth its state of energy is always transforming from potential to kinetic energy and from kinetic to potential energy?

500
Newton's three laws of motion.

What is....

An object at rest/in motion will remain at rest/in motion until an outside force acts upon it.

Force = Mass x Acceleration

For every action, there is an equal but opposite reaction.

500

True or false:

An object that is travelling a constant speed in the same direction is accelerating.

What is false?

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