Scientific Method
What is the first step in the scientific method?
What is Identify the Problem.
What is the responding variable or the variable I am measuring?
What is dependent variable.
What step of the scientific method do you predict a possible answer to a problem or a question?
What is Hypothesis.
How many millimeters are in a centimeter?
What should you do with your experiment to ensure accurate data?
What is repetition or large sample size.
What is Analyze the Results.
This type of data is measurable.
What is Quantitative Data.
What unit of length would you use to measure the length of an eyelash?
What is mm.
What unit of mass does the Triple-Beam Balance measure?
What is grams.
What step in the scientific method do describe any errors that may have occurred in your experiment?
What is Conclusion.
What is x-axis.
How many centimeters are in 3.5 meters?
What is 350 cm.
What scientific tool can you use to measure volume?
What is a Graduated Cylinder.
In which step of the scientific method do you look at credible sources for information about your problem you would like to test?
What is Research.
Blue, rough, metal are all examples of what type of observation?
What is Qualitative Data.
How many millimeters are in 2 meters?
What is 2000 mm.
What type of graph do you use to represent change over time?
What is a line graph?
List all six steps of the scientific method.
What is Identify the Problem, Research, Create a Hypothesis, Experiment, Analyze the Results, and Conclusion.
Find the independent and dependent variables in the following experiment: If you increase the number of times you practice shooting free-throws, then you will increase your chances of making a basket every time.
What is Independent- practice shooting free throws, Dependent- making baskets.
Read the following experiment and state a good hypothesis. I am doing a test to see if there is a connection between how long you run and how fast your heart beats. I will be performing an experiment where a person will run for a 1 minute and I will check their heartbeat. Then they will run for 2 minutes and I will check their heart rate. I will do this up to 6 minutes and see if there is a connection. What do you think my hypothesis should be?
What is...If I increase the amount of time I run, then my heartbeat will increase.
I have 1 L of water. What is does that equal in mL?
What is 1000 ml.
What are the two things you must make before you conduct an experiment that can be replicated by others?
What is materials list and procedure.