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Experimenting by Design
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Picturing Data
100

This is the amount of matter in an object.

What is mass?

100

This is a process that scientists use to answer questions.

What is the scientific method?

100

This is a factor affecting how a system works.

What is a variable?

100

This is the system of units used in science.

What is the metric system (or SI system)?

100

This kind of graph is used to represent part of a whole.

What is a pie graph?

200

The amount of space something takes up is this.

What is volume?

200

This is a possible answer to a question that can be tested.

What is a hypothesis?

200

The variable you change in an experiment is called this.

What is the experimental variable (or independent variable)?

200

This is the metric temperature scale.

What is Celsius?

200

This graph is used when one variable causes another variable to change.

What is a line graph?

300

How much surface something has is this.

What is area?

300

This is a controlled test of a hypothesis.

What is an experiment?

300

Each time you perform an experiment, it is called this.

What is a trial?

300

This is the number of grams in 1 kilogram.

What is 1000?

300

The independent variable is the one you change yourself and it is on this axis.

What is the x-axis?

400

This is a measure of the amount of solute dissolved in a solution.

What is concentration?

400
This is a visual way of organizing data.

What is a graph?

400

The variables that are kept constant in an experiment are called this.

What are control variables?

400

If the concentration of salt water is 35 ppt, this is the amount of salt in 1 liter of water.

What is 35 grams?

400

This variable is the one you measure, and it is always on the y-axis.

What is the dependent variable?

500

This is the curved surface of water in a graduated cylinder.

What is a meniscus?

500

This is an explanation of an event that has been tested many times.

What is a theory?

500

This is the number of variables you can change at a time in an experiment.

What is one?

500

This is the volume of a rectangular prism with dimensions 1 cm x 2 cm x 3 cm.

What is 6 cubic centimeters?

500

These TWO names both refer to the variable you change that is on the x-axis.

What is the experimental and independent variable?