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Measurement
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100

An example of this would be an apple is the color red and an orange is the color orange, but they are both fruits that come from trees.

Contrast/Compare

100

Information you collect during a science experiment.

Data

100

Cleaning your tabletop at the end of class is an example of this safety guideline.

Cleanup/Waste Disposal

100

This is the unit in which you measure a solid.

Cubic centimeters (cm3)

100

This type of microscope has two lenses.

Compound Microscope

200

This is the metric unit that would be best for measuring the distance between your house and school.

Kilometers

200

This allows us to recognize and understand the relationship between things.

Classification

200

Turning off and unplugging a hot glue gun is an example of this safety guideline.

Electric

200

This is most accurate way to read a measurement in a graduated cylinder.

Take reading from the bottom of the meniscus.
200

This scientific skill uses the human senses.

Observation

300

This is what SI stands for in measurement.

 Système International  (Updated Metric System)

300

The amount of space an object takes up.

Volume

300

Wearing safety glasses is an example of this safety guideline.

Eye Protection

300

When using a balance to measure a feather, this base unit is how measurement is most accurately expressed.

grams

300

This is why scientists publish their results of experiments.

To inform others of their work.

400

This is 1/10th of a meter.

Decimeter

400

This is the logical process scientists use to explore the world and collect information.

Scientific Method

400

Tying long hair back is an example of this safety guideline.

Clothing Protection

400

This is an amount used to measure something.

Unit

400

This type of microscope can be used to see inside of a cell.

Electron Microscope

500

Scientists can only work with information supported by this.

Evidence

500

This is the group in an experiment that has no variable.

Control Group

500

Reading directions before conducting an experiment is an example of this safety guideline.

General Safety

500

This is the system that scientist use to measure.  It is also the unit that most of the world uses to measure, but USA does not.

Metric System

500

This was the occupation of the people who invented the first microscope.

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