Whats science? Scientific Method. Variables and Constants
Metric System and Measuring
Measuring Distance, Area, Volume
Matter
Mass Volume and Density
100

Define science. 

1. Asking questions 

2. Everything described around us through observation 

3. Doing experiments 

4. Making a hypothesis 

Everything described around us through observation

100

SI unit of temperature

Kelvin

100

How to find area of a triagle?

1/2 x b x h

100

Jelly beans is an example for mixture or compound?

Mixture

100

The amount of matter in an object.

Mass

200

A controlled experiment attempts to test how many factors at a time.

1

200

1km = __________m

1000

200

How to find area of a rectangle?

l x w

200

There are _____________ different kinds of known elements

118

200

The amount of space something occupies.

Volume

300

What is a hypothesis  in scientific method?

educated guess

300

How to find volume of a rectangle?

l x w x h

300

Name the positively charged particle in the nucleus of the atom.

Protons

300

The ratio of mass to volume.

density

400

Give an example for uncontrolled experiment.

Human body


Meteor shower

Ozone depletion

400


Convert 10 miles to kilometers ( 1 mile= 1.61 km).

16.1 km

400


Find the area of a brick with a length of 5 cm and a width of 100 cm.

500 cm 2

400

What are the four states of matter? Give an example for plasma.

Solid, liquid, gas and plasma


Ex for plasma: star, lightning

500

What is the difference beytween variable factor and constant factor?

●A variable factor is something that can be varied or changed.

●Factors that do not change are called constant factors.

500

List the seven SI base units.

Meter           Ampere

Candela                  Kelvin

Kilograms                mol

Seconds

500

What is the area of the triangle with base 10 m and height 5 m?

25 m 2

500

Name the three particles present in an atom.

Protons, electrons and neutrons

500

Calculate the density, if mass is 18 kg and volume is 9 cm cubed.

2 kg/cm3