Scientific Method 1
Any factor, trait or condition that can exist in differing amounts or types.
What is a variable?
What do we call the pieces of information we gather in an experiment or investigation?
What is data?
This part of the plant supports the plant.
What is the stem?
what are the two types of roots?
what are taproot and fibrous roots?
What gives us the green in plants?
What is chlorophyll?
How many kinds of variable are there?
What is three?
What can we use in an experiment or investigation to get a visual image of an observation?
What are graphs, tables or charts?
This part of the plant that creates food through a process called photosynthesis.
What is the leaf?
Give an example of a plant that grows from a taproot.
what is a bean, mustard or mango plant?
What do we breath out that plants take in?
What is carbon dioxide?
What are the three types of variables?
What is Independent, Dependent, and Controlled?
Data must be accurate. What does accurate mean?
What is correct?
This part of the plant helps the plant reproduce and makes seeds.
What is the flower?
Give an example of a plant that grows from a fibrous root.
What is rice, wheat or onion?
What do plants give out, to help us breathe?
What is oxygen?
Which variable is the one condition that you can change in an experient?
What is the Independent Variable?
What is a hypothesis?
What is making a reasonable guess about the answer to the question?
This is where plants get the energy to create food.
What is the sun?
What parts of the plant grow from the shoot?
what are leaves, stem, buds, flowers, branches and fruits?
What is glucose?
What is sugar?
Which variable does not change in an experiment?
what is the controlled variable?
What is the difference between a conclusion and an inference?
what is a conclusion tells what an experiment showed you. An inference is something that you figure out but is not shown.
This part of the plant takes in water and nutrients from the soil.
What is the roots
What is the process which plants use to make their own food?
what is photosynthesis?
Why do plants need glucose?
What is the glucose is food and gives them energy?