Types of Graphs
Variables
Nature of Science
Parts of the Graph
100

This is a graph that uses percentages to display data in slices.

What is a pie chart?

100
This is the variable that changes in response to the controlled variable.
What is dependent variable?
100

Science is gathering this...

What is knowledge?

100

It is important to do this to each axis to show what variable is being graphed.

What is a label?

200

When creating a bar graph you may need to display each piece of data with different colors. Where do you tell the reader what each color represents?

What is a key?

200

The axis where my independent variable will go on a graph.

What is x-axis or horizontal axis?

200

Save Fred was an example that there is no one set of _____ in science.

What are methods?

200

A graph that relates the amount of fertilizer to how tall a plant grows in centimeters. _______ is the independent variable.

Amount of fertilizer

300
This is a graph that shows changes occurring in related variables.
What is a line graph?
300

The axis where my dependent variable will go on a graph.

What is the y-axis or vertical axis?

300

Scientists can use data to make these or conclusions with evidence.

What are inferences?

300

What is a constant?

A variable that needs to be kept the same for all trials of an experiment.

400

These are at least three types of graphs we can use to display data.

What is a line graph, a bar graph, a pie chart?

400

When designing an experiment it is important to keep these variables the same throughout.

What are constants?

400

The word for the fact that science can change as we get new data.

What is tentative?

400

A graph that relates the amount of fertilizer to how tall a plant grows in centimeters. Name three constants.

Type of plant, type of soil, type of fertilizer, container plant is grown, amount of sunlight, amount of water.