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How do scientist use tools?
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How do engineers use the design process?
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The force that pulls things down toward the center of Earth.

Gravity

100

A _______ magnifies objects that are too tiny to be seen with the eye alone. 

microscope

100

What tool would you use to measure a caterpillar?

ruler

100

It is the process engineers follow to solve problems:

the design process

100

The fourth step in the Design Process is .....

Redesign

200

A force that stops or slows things that are touching.

Friction

200

The volume of a liquid can be measured with a: 

graduated cylinder

200

What tool would you use to know the measure around a cup?

measuring tape

200

The first step in the Design Process is:

Find a problem

200

Which is the last step in the Design Process?

Communicate

300

You use this force to move something away from you.

Push

300

You use a thermometer to measure: 

temperature

300

What tool would you use to check how hot is your cocoa milk?

thermometer

300

The second step is plan and ________ a prototype.

build

300

How many steps are there in the Design Process?

Five

400

You use this force to move something toward you.

Pull

400
Lenght is measured with: 
rulers, measuring tapes
400

What tool would you use to measure how much medicine is left in the bottle?

graduated cylinder

400

The third step in the Design Process is:

test and improve

400

To plan and build is the ______ step of the Design Process.

second

500

A push or a pull, which may cause a change in an object’s motion.

Force

500

Scientist measure mass with a: 

pan balance

500

What tool would you use to measure the mass of a bean bag?

pan balance

500

A way of letting people know about a design:

communicate

500

What do Engineers do if their project didn't work?

Redesign

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