An organized way of studying the natural world and finding answers to questions
What is science?
100
This puts the hypothesis to the test.
What is an experiment?
100
A type of observation involving numbers.
What is a quantitative observation?
100
Prevents liquid or chemicals from getting in your eyes
What are goggles?
100
Ms. O'Neil counts the number of fruit flies in each location form 1 week
What is observing and recording data?
200
The series of steps taken to help solve a problem.
What is scientific method?
200
The first step of the scientific method.
What is the problem/question?
200
A type of observation involving looks or characteristics.
What is the qualitative observation?
200
Safety
What is Ms. O'Neil's number one priority?
200
Ms. O'Neil suggests that fruit flies are attracted to the bananas in the pantry
What is her hypothesis.
300
What you notice using your five senses.
What is an observation?
300
The series of steps or plan to test an experiment.
What is the procedure?
300
Ms. O'Neil notices that the room smells like lemon.
What is an example of a qualitative observation?
300
Alert Ms. O'Neil right away
What do you do if you have a spill?
300
Ms. O'Neil wonders why there are a lot of fruit flies in her pantry but not her kitchen
What is asking a question?
400
This is an educated guess/prediction that will be tested in the experiment.
What is a hypothesis?
400
The steps of the scientific method.
What are stating the problem, forming a hypothesis, doing an experiment, analyzing the recorded results, drawing a conclusion, and communicating results?
400
Ms. O'Neil has many smart students.
What is an example of a qualitative observation?
400
11 ways to prevent accidents, injuries, and unsafe behavior in science class
What are Ms. O'Neil's safety guidelines?
400
Ms. O'Neil tells her roommate that fruit flies are attracted to bananas, so not to leave them in the pantry anymore
What is communicating her results?
500
The study of nonliving matter
What is Physical Science
500
The one thing that changes in an experiment.
What is an Independent Variable?
500
Ms. O'Neil has an 20% full fuel tank
What is an example of a quantitative observation?
500
Immediate removal to the office, referral, and detention
What happens if you mess around in a science lab?
500
Ms. O'Neil puts her results in a graph and determines that when she put a banana in the kitchen, fruit flies appeared in that location.