Scientific Method
Experiments
Physics
Science (general)
Who am I?
100

What is the first step of the scientific method?

Curious question

100

Define an independent variable.

A variable that stands alone and isn't changed by the other variables you are trying to measure

100

What force pulls objects towards the earth? 

Gravity 

100

What is the function of a dissection?

Dissections are primarily used to study the internal structures and relationships of organisms, both plants and animals

100
Who am I?

Ahoy

Amanda

200

What is the step that follows experiment in the scientific method?

Analyze the data

200

Define a dependent variable. 

A variable is considered dependent if it depends on an independent variable.

200

Who formulated the laws of motion gravitation?

Isaac Newton

200

Which branch of science studies the chemical elements that make up matter and compounds?

Chemistry 

200
Who am I?

I am a twin.

Matthew

300
What format does a standard hypothesis follow?

If... then...

300

Fill in the blank: Experiments are used to determine a _______ and _______ between two variables.

Cause and effect

300

What is density?

The ratio of mass to volume, or its mass concentration.

300

How many planets are in the solar system? 

8

300

Who am I?

Hot glue and I don't get along.

Joe

400

What is the difference between a hypothesis and a theory?

A hypothesis becomes a theory when it has been proven to be true by experiment.

400

How many variables can be changed in an experiment? 

1

400

Which newtons law does a newton's cradle demonstrate?

Newton's third Law, or every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. 

400

Explain how the biological process of sweating works to cool people down.

As sweat is secreted onto the skin, it evaporates, taking heat with it and cooling the body down. 





400

Who am I?

I like reading Chinese novels.

Emma

500

Explain the use of peer review in the scientific process.

Peer review is the process where experts assess the quality of work by other experts in the same field. It's a quality control mechanism, mainly in academic publishing, where it helps determine if a work is suitable for publication and identifies areas for improvement.

500

Explain the use of a control control group in an experiment.

A control group is a standard for comparison in an experiment that establishes a baseline or reference point to assess the impact of the variable being tested in the experimental group.

500

Fill in the blank: physics is the science of ______

Matter

500

Name the main process in which plants get energy.

Photosynthesis.

500

Who are we?

We run the summer academy program.

Dr. Chen and Mr. Haynes