Observations
Measurement
Scientific Notation
Criteria or Constraint
Anything goes
200

This type of observation is an opinion, and will not be used in this class. 

What is a subjective observation?

200

The standard unit used to measure distance in science. 

What is the meter? 

200

The amount of numbers that should be left of the decimal point when a number is in scientific notation. 

What is 1? 

200

The word used to describe the requirements for a design to be successful. 

What is criteria? 

200

The capital of Kansas

What is Topeka? 

400

This type of observation is based in fact, and will be used in this class. 

What is an objective observation?

400

The unit that is equivalent to 1,000 grams. 

What is a kilogram? 

400

The size of a number relative to one when it has a positive exponent in scientific notation.

What is larger than? 

400

The word used to describe the limitations or restrictions on a design. 

What is a constraint? 

400
The winners of the most recent Super Bowl. 

Who are the Seattle Seahawks? 

600

The type of observation that uses your senses. 

What is a qualitative observation? 

600

The system of measurement that we use in Science. 

What is the International System of Units? (SI)

600

The size of a number relative to one when it has a negative exponent in scientific notation.

What is less than? 
600

The constraint in the following example. 

An engineer is tasked with designing a boat that can hold 45 people and travel at 30 nautical miles per hour. It can have a maximum weight of 2 tonnes. 

What is the maximum weight? (2 tonnes)

600

The title of the third Percy Jackson novel. 

What is The Titan's Curse?

800

The type of observation that uses numbers and measurement. 

What is a quantitative observation? 

800
The unit that is equal to 1 tenth of a liter. 

What is a deciliter? 

800

The number of zeros that would be added to the following number when taking it out of scientific notation: 1.23 x 106.

What is 4? 

800

Budgets and time limits are an example of these. 

What are constraints?

800

The president of the United States during most of World War 2 who served a record (and now illegal) 4 terms. 

Who is FDR (Franklin Delano Roosevelt)?

1000

The quantitative observation in the following experiment: 

A group of students are testing a new car, they are looking at how comfortable it is, and how many miles per gallon it gets while driving. 

What is miles per gallon? 

1000

The things that we put before a base unit to change it's size. 

What are prefixes? 

1000

The exponent if the following number were put into scientific notation. 1,234,000,000

What is 9?

1000

The criteria in the following scenario: An engineer is given the task of building a bridge that can hold up to 12 vehicles at one time. He has a budget of $1.2 million, and a time limit of 16 weeks. 

What is the a bridge that can hold 12 vehicles at a time? 

1000

The author of Pride and Prejudice, Emma and Persuasion to name a few. 

Who is Jane Austen?

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