Lab Safety
Lab Practices and Measurements
Scientific Method
Graphing & Analysis
Variables
100

If you do not know what to do in a lab you should....


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Read the instructions/ask the teacher for help.

100

The system of measurement scientists use worldwide (based on meters, liters, and grams).


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Metric System

100

Step 1 of the scientific method is?


Daily Double

Ask a question

100

A graph type best for showing how one quantity changes over time.

Line Graph

100

Variables that never change are called?


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Controlled variables

200

Lab Safety is a careful process with the goal to prevent?

Injury

200


The amount of space an object takes up; common units include liters and milliliters 

Volume

200

Step 4 of the scientific method is what?


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Test you hypothesis

200

A graph type that uses slices to show parts of a whole.

Pie Chart

200
The variables that you change and control in an experiment is called?

Independent Variables

300

These items should not be worn in a lab setting. List three.

Open toe shoes, baggy clothes, and dangling jewlery

300

Observations that use numbers and exact measurements rather than words.


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Quantitative Observation

300

Step 2 of the scientific method is what?

 Research the question

300

A graph type useful for comparing values of different groups using bars


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Bar Graph

300

The variables that respond to the independent and that are being measured are called?

Dependent variable

400

If you want to smell a chemical, then you should _________.


Daily Double

Waft

400

Has a wide top and a narrow bottom used to make pouring liquids easier?

Funnel

400

Scientific method is a series of steps used to ___________.

answer a question or solve a problem

400

The process of examining your data to find patterns, trends, or errors.

Analyze

400

This group is used for comparison and typically kept in normal conditions is called?

The control group

500

Name the exact location of the fire extinguisher in the classroom.

on the wall in the storage room.

500

This tool is used to measure volume and is more accurate than a beaker.

Graduated Cylinder

500

The scientific method is also called what?


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Scientific inquiry

500

A written statement that explains whether your results support the hypothesis and summarizes what you learned.

Conclusion

500

The group where variables are being changed by the experimenter to test different outcomes is called?

Experimental Group

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