The metric system.
What do we use to measure in science?
Something you can tell using your senses.
Observations
The variable that is changed by the scientist.
What is an independent variable?
A graph that shows data points connected by lines; good for showing trends over time.
What is a line graph?
1000 in the metric system
What is Kilo?
A conclusion based on observations.
What is an inference?
The variable that is measured in response to changes in the independent variable.
What is a dependent variable?
A graph that compares different groups or categories using bars.
What is a bar graph
There are 100 centimeters in a
Meter
An observation based on qualities, not numbers.
What is a qualitative observation?
The things kept the same in an experiment.
What are controls? (or controlled variable)
What are the two highest uses among teenagers before bed?
The unit for measuring mass in science
What are grams?
Inference from this scenario: The sky is filled with dark clouds, and the temperature has dropped.
It might rain soon
An experiment to see how different types of fertilizer affect the yield of tomatoes.
The information collected during the experiment.
What does data refer to in an experiment?
Longer Distance: 2 kilometers or 1000 meters?
2 kilometers
Quantitative Observation: The classroom is noticeably warmer than usual, and the temperature reads 29°C on the thermostat.
The temperature is 29°C
To investigate how temperature affects the solubility (dissolving over time) of sugar in water.
This graph is showing
What is Sleep Duration and Screen Time over time