Graphing
Data tables
Variables
Materials
Content
100

What kind of graph shows a trend or pattern?

What is a line graph

100

How many trials do you complete for a lab?

What is three

100
The variable that is measured or collected is known as which variable?

What is the dependent variable

100

If you are going to calculate time, what important material would you need for your experiment?

What is a timer or stop watch

100

When you increase mass of an object on Earth you are also increasing what?

What is an object's weight

200

What kind of graph would you use to compare data?

What is a bar graph
200
How do you calculate the average for your three trials?

What is add them all up and divide that number by 3

200

The one thing that is changed in an experiment is known as the what?

What is the independent variable
200

If you are going to measure distance an object travels, what important item should you include in your materials list?

What is a tape measure

200

What is the unit of measure for mass?

What is a kilogram or a gram

300

What goes on the Y axis?

What is the dependent variable

300

How do you title a data table?

What is independent variable vs. dependent variable

300

Why are controlled variables important?

What is...they help ensure the reliability of your data.  If you change just one thing and your data is different it shows how the independent variable impacted this change.

300

True or false: When listing materials it is not important to list how many you need.

FALSE

300
How is weight calculated?

What is mass times gravity=weight

400

What goes on the X axis?

What is the independent variable

400

If you are collecting sliding friction for your data in your lab, be sure to include which unit of measure?

What is a Newton!
400

Mr. Hudson timed the first trial, Mr. Starr timed the second trial, and Mr. Gallaway timed the third trial in an experiment.  What did they do wrong?

What is using different scientists to time-this should be a controlled variable

400

Why is it important to list all materials used in an experiment?

To allow other scientists to repeat the experiment with all necessary tools if needed

400

How do you calculate an object's average speed?

What is distance divided by time

500

When graphing, it is important to do what when setting up your scale?

What is use your data to set your scale, or to use a consistent scale (EX: count by 10s)

500

Newtons, centimeters, and seconds are all examples of what?

What are units of measure

500

An independent variable is also known as the _____________________ variable

What is a manipulated variable

500

When using a spring scale to measure force, which unit of measure do you use on the scale?

What is the Newton

500

When you are on the moon, what happens with your mass and weight?

What is your mass stays the same, but weight changes because gravity is less