Branches of Science
Scientific Method
Scientific Notation
Metric System
Data Analysis
100

The study of living things.

What is life science or biology?
100

An educated guess/prediction that can be tested.  Usually written as an "If, then" statement.

What is a hypothesis?

100

3,000,000

What is 3 x 106?

100

1000 m (in km)

What is 1 km?

100

A word that describes this data:

actual value = 4.5 g

3.3 g, 3.2 g, 3.3 g, 3.2 g

What is precise?
200

Learning how magnesium reacts with H2O.

What is chemistry?

200

Numbers/measurements you collect while making observations or doing experiments.

What is quantitative data?

200

0.0045

What is 4.5 x 10-3?

200

The metric unit used to measure mass.

What are grams?

200

The variable that is plotted on the x-axis.

What is independent variable?

300

A system of knowledge and the methods you use to find that knowledge.

What is science?

300

The steps of the scientific method in order.

What is Observation, Question, Research, Hypothesis, Experiment, Analyze Data, Conclusion, Communicate.

300

78 x 10-2

What is 7.8 x 10-1?

300

mL

What is milliliter?

300

A type of graph that is good for comparing groups.

What is a bar graph?

400

The study of matter and energy and the interactions between the two through forces and motion.

What is physics?

400

The temperature in this experiment: Does temperature affect seed sprouting?

What is the independent variable?

400

4.5 x 104 + 7.1 x 105

What is 7.55 x 105?

400

The metric unit used to measure volume (the base unit)?

Liter

400

The type of graph used to show the following data:

1 min: 5 m  

2 min: 10 m

3 min: 15 m

What is line graph?

500

A scientist who might study black holes.

What is an astronomer?

500

The temperature and time in the following experiment: What kinds of food does mold grow fastest on?

What are controlled variables?

500

2.2 x 106 / 1.1 x 106

What is 2 x 100 or just 2?

500

3.1 km (in mm).

What is 3,100,000 mm?

500

The type of relationship between time and probability of turbulence over the U.S.A. as demonstrated by Figure 2 in the article "Why Are Flights Getting Bumpier?".  

What is linear increasing relationship?