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50

Know what PPE stands for

Personal protective equipment

50

Be able to take numbers out of scientific notation

1.90•10 over 4 = 19,000

100

Know what the most dangerous thing in the lab is

Someone who doesn't know what they're doing

100

Be able to put numbers into scientific notation

10,000 = 1.0•10 over 4

400

List the three branches of science

  1. physical science

  2. earth science

   3. life science 

400


Charlie sleeps 9 hours the night before the science exam. Her twin sister has the same exam and sleeps 6 hours. Afterward, they compare their scores.  

Independent: exam 

Dependent: time

Constant: sleep



500

Scientific Inquiry Order


  1. Ask questions 


  1. Make a Hypothesis 


  1. Experiment 


  1. Collect data 


  1. Analise data 

 

   6. Make a conclusion 

700

Write the definition for Observation, Inference, Hypothesis, Prediction, Scientific theory, and Scientific law

  • Observation: the action or process of observing something or someone carefully or in order to gain information.

  • Inference: the process of inferring something.

  • Hypothesis: a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.

  • Prediction: the action of predicting something.

  • Scientific theory: a carefully thought-out explanation for observations of the natural world that has been constructed using the scientific method, and which brings together many facts and hypotheses.

  • Scientific law: the description of an observed phenomenon.

 

700

Be able to identify an Independent (the Cause), Dependent (the Effect), and Constant Variable from a scenario

 The dependent variable is what you measure, and can be thought of as the effect. It follows the then in a hypothesis. Constants are all of the other factors that must remain the same so that the only systematic difference is the independent variable.

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