Experimental Design
Chemistry
Conflict 1
Conflict 2
Command Terms
100

The thing that you change in an experiment

Independent variable

100

The center of an atom, made of protons and neutrons

Nucleus

100

The glorification of the military

Imperialism

100

The stage in a conflict when it becomes 'visible,' and people start fighting for the first time

Conflict emergence

100

When you 'state' you something you...

say it in a sentence

200

The thing that you observe in an experiment

Dependent variable

200

The electrons located in the outermost orbital of an atom.

Valence electron

200
The stage of conflict where no fighting occurs, but tensions exist

Latent conflict

200

When nations make more weapons to have the best military

Arms race

200

When writing a Humanities research question, name at least two ways you could start the question

In what way

To what extent

How

300

What you think will happen in an experiment. Uses "If...then...because" format

Hypothesis

300

The number of protons in an atomic nucleus.

Atomic Number

300

The stage in a conflict when countries work to rebuild the damage and make their relationships good again

Post-conflict peacekeeping and reconstruction

300

A conflict caused by  people who disagree with other people’s ideas, usually about politics, society, or values.

Ideological Conflict

300

What command term means you have to explain WHY your ideas are good? (Often using the PEEL structure)

Justify or Analyze

400

In "The Lemonade Conundrum," this includes: lemonade solution, temperature, type of beaker

Control variables

400

A laboratory method used to find the unknown concentration of a chemical solution.

Titration

400

This one of the things people can fight a war over; oil, water, and minerals are examples

Resources

400

In the Sino-Japanese War, this is the triggering event

The Marco Polo Bridge Incident

400

What does each letter of PEEL stand for?

Point

Evidence/Example

Explanation

Link (conclusion)

500

This is the way you format a research question for an experiment in science

"How does [independent variable] affect [dependent variable]?"

500

the amount of a substance (called a solute) mixed into a specific amount of another substance (called a solvent or solution)

Concentration

500

In the Pacific War, this is when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor

Triggering Event

500

The area of land where two countries have a 'line' that is often the cause of a conflict

Border / Border dispute

500

To look for the answer to something; to ask; to seek details

Inquire