Famous Scientists
Measurements
Scientific method
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Scientific process skills
103

Double jeopardy! (👉゚ヮ゚)👉

(T/F) Paula Tennant introduced satellite technology

(T/F) T.P Lecky created Jamaica Red

(T/F) Gerald Lalor created a papaya resistant to PRSV

False

True

False


103

Double jeopardy! (❁´◡`❁)

A triple beam balance measures.....

Explain the difference between the terms mass and weight.

What is mass?

Mass= amount of matter an object has; weight= the measure of how heavy something is

103

Double jeopardy! ε=ε=ε=(~ ̄▽ ̄)~

Identify the steps of the scientific method

Make an observation, ask an question, make a hypothesis, conduct an experiment, analyze data, draw conclusion 

103

(T/F) When studying a chemical it is important to touch, taste, and smell it so that you know a lot about it.

What is false?

103

Identify four different scientific process skills

observe, inferring, comparing, contrasting, classifying, 

205

___ was a combination of British Jersey, Holstein and Indian Sahiwal

____ was the main beef cattle

Jamaica Hope

Jamaica Red

205

Identify the steps of measuring volume with a measuring cylinder 

Place cylinder on a flat surface, pour liquid, read at eye level/the bottom of the meniscus, identify the middle values and record answer in liters/milliliters. 

205

What makes an experiment a fair test?

An experiment is a fair test if it changes only one variable

205

Double jeopardy 😳 410 points

(T/F) A flask was broken during an experiment. You notified the teacher and she sweeps up the pieces. You should then dispose of it in the trash can.

(T/F) Frank is done with his experiment, but others are still using their Bunsen burners beside him. Frank is writing in his notebook, so it is okay to take his goggles off.  

(T/F) Always replace the cover on a chemical container after you removed what you needed. 

False

False

True

205

A measurement statement consists of ___ parts a ___ to tell us how much/many and a name for the unit to tell us ____

two, number, how much of what 

300

Double Jeopardy! ( ̄y▽ ̄)╭ Ohohoho.....

Match the scientist to the description

T.P Lecky, Paula Tennant, Manley Elsha West, Louis Grant

I) Wow! I can see much better now.  -

II) The dairy industry is forever grateful. -

III) Can ganja be used for something good? -

I) Manley Elsha West

(II) T.P Lecky

(III) Manley Elsha West

300

How much matter does the triple beam balance show?

https://o.quizlet.com/sa3QjXexTVSSig4CcWq4.w.jpg

163.7g

300

Double jeopardy! ┗|`O′|┛

Differentiate between an independent and dependent variable 

II) A step-by-step explanation of how to conduct an experiment is called a...

III) A well-tested explanation for experimental results is called a...

Independent variable: The cause; the variable tested and changed by the scientist

Dependent variable: The effect of the independent variable; the variable measured by the scientist

II) Procedure

III) Scientific theory

300

What is the safe and proper way to smell a chemical in a tube?


"Waft" = Use your hand to “fan” the fumes from the tube toward your nose 

300

Double jeopardy! ( ◍•㉦•◍ )

Fill in the blanks

I) ___ has to do with how organisms, equipment, etc are handled.

II) Reporting has to do with the documentation of the information, in a ____ format

III) ___are explanations/interpretations that follow observations

I) Manipulation

II) Chronological

III) Inferences

500

What do the abbreviations SLOWPOKE and ICENS mean?

Safe Low Power Kritical Experiment

International Center for Environmental and Nuclear Science 

500

Identify the S.I unit for time and temperature

time- (s) for seconds

temperature- (k) kelvin

500

Double jeopardy! (~ ̄▽ ̄)~ o(* ̄︶ ̄*)o

Which step of the sci. method is described below?

I) Jonathan’s data showed that household cockroaches moved away from raw cucumber slices. 

II) Justin wondered if dyes could be taken out of plant leaves, flowers, and stems. 

III) Jose saw bats catching insects after dark.  He asked, “How do bats find the insects in the dark?” 

I)  Draw conclusions 

II) Recognize a problem 

III) Make an observation 

500

Define quantitative data and qualitative data

Quantitative data uses numbers, and is obtained by counting. Meanwhile, qualitative data uses descriptions and contains uncountable characteristics.

1150

What does the abbreviation FISH mean, and which scientist created it? 

Louis Granted created Foundation for International Self Help

1150

Double jeopardy! (∩^o^)⊃━☆

I) A rock is dropped into a graduated cylinder containing 40 mL of water. The new volume is 47 mL. What is the volume of the rock?

II) What is the volume of this cube? (pretend that the inches are centimeters) https://us-static.z-dn.net/files/d7c/cee75c3ad4f14cab7467683a3a74b4f3.png

I) 7 mL

II) 125/512 cm^3

1150

X= Students find the mass of a test tube of water, a fizzing tablet and a beaker. They add the tablet to the water, it bubbles and they collect the gas in a graduated cylinder.  They mass the water and the beaker again and subtract this mass from the first.  They divide the change in mass by the volume of gas they collected in the graduated cylinder

Y= Students mass an empty balloon, filled it with a gas and massed it again. They measured its volume by placing it in a full container of water that overflows. They collected the overflow and find the volume  the balloon displaced. They find the mass by subtracting the mass of the balloon empty from it’s mass when it is full of gas. Then they divide the mass by the volume.

Which used the scientific method?

A.  X, there were fewer steps

B.  X, it used more accurate equipment

C.  Y, it used the correct formulas

D.  X and Y both used the scientific method

D.

1150

Double jeopardy (✿◡‿◡)

Why is it important not to run in the lab?

AND

Why should you not consume chemicals?

To prevent students from knocking over chemicals, other students. Without it, the lab would be rowdy and accident prone

Chemical exposure can cause lung and nose irritation. It can also cause weakened immune system, etc.

1150

Name 5 different ways you can communicate results

Verbally, writing, pictures, graphs, charts, maps, etc.

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