Scientific Method 1
What words must be used in a hypothesis?
What are if, then and because
Where are electrons in an atom?
What is the shell
What are the last two parts of a conclusion?
What are improvements and extensions
What causes static electricity?
What is friction
What cannot be included in a hypothesis?
What are personal pronouns
What is quantitative data?
What is numerical
What material does not allow flow of electrons?
What is an insulator
What is qualitative data?
What is descriptive
What material allows full flow of electrons?
What is a conductor
What depends on the independent variable?
What is the dependent variable
What variable is also called "manipulated?"
What is the independent variable
What part of a circuit allows the circuit to be closed?
What is a switch
What are the first three parts of a conclusion?
What are restating the purpose, restating your findings, and restating your hypothesis?
What is a semi-conductor?
What is a material that allows partial flow of electrons?
What are two different words for procedure?
What are experiment and test hypothesis
Also called the "responding" variable?
What is the dependent variable
Protons are ____, neutrons are ____, and electrons are ____.
What are positive, neutral and negative
What is the first thing that goes into a procedure?
What is a list of materials
Define Electricity.
What is the flow of electrons through a conductor
What kind of data uses graphs, charts and tables?
What is quantitative data
What are all types of qualitative data?
What are color, shape, taste, sound and texture
What are electric fields and electric force?
What are;
The area that electric force reaches out from
The power of an atom's electrons
Name every step of the scientific method.
What are;
1: Ask a question
2: Background research
3: Hypothesis
4: Test hypothesis
5: Write observations
6: Analyze
7: Conclusion
What part of a circuit has a symbol that looks like two circles connected by three lines?
What is a lamp
Which variable(s) never change?
What is the control variaible(s)