The Metric System
Experimental Desgin
Measurement and Mass
Precision vs Accuracy
Grab Bag
100

This SI unit measure length and its official standard symbol is a lowercase 'm'

Meter

100

This axis is where you must always plot the dependent variable on a graph

Y-axis

100

When measuring liquid level in a glass cylinder, you read from this part of the meniscus

The bottom

100

Student X gets trial results of 3.10g 3.11g 3.09g and 3.10g, relative to the 2.50g standard. What type of precision and accuracy is this data?

High precision and low accuracy

100

The prefix "kilo-" represents this numerical factor

1,000

200

Ordered from smallest to largest, these four metric prefixes rank as milli-, centi-, deci-, and this base modifier meaning ten

Deka- 

200

In an experiment testing how fertilizer amount affects tomato yield, the amount of fertilizer represents this variable

Independent variable

200

If a 180 g stone raises the water level in a cylinder from 30 mL to 70 mL, the stones volume is what?

40 mL

200

Student Y gets trails results of 1.20g 3.8g 2.10g 2.90g. Relative to the mass of 2.5g what type of precision and accuracy is this?

Low precision and low accuracy

200

To calculate the volume of a cube with side lengths of 3cm you would get this volume

27cm3

300

When converting 250 millimeters into decimeters you get this value

2.4 decimeters

300

Variables like pot size, soil type, and sunlight exposure kept identical across all trials are called what?

control variables

300

Using a stone with a 240 g mass and a 60 mL volume, what is the density?

240g/60mL

4g/mL

300

Student Z gets trials of 2.1g, 2.9g, 2.2g and 2.8g (averaging 2.5g) relative to the 2.5g value, what type of precision and accuracy does this show?

Low precision and high accuracy

300

This SI base unit measures temperature, symbolized by a capital "K"

Kelvin

400

Written in standard decimal form, 3.15 x 10^-4 equals this number

0.000315

400

In the CER framework, the evidence section must be backed up by this directly observed information

Data

400

A toy block has a mass of 90g and a volume of 120cm3. in water (density of 1.0g/cm3), will this block sink or float?

float

400
Student F gets trial results of 2.5g, 2.55g, 2.45g and 2.53g. Relative to the 2.50g mass. What type of precision and accuracy is this?

High precision and high accuracy

400

An object with a mass of 50g and a volume of 25 cm3 has this density?

2.0g/cm3

500

Expressed in scientific notation 74000 is written like this

7.4 x 10^4

500

Expressed in scientific notation, 840,000 is written this way

8.4 x 105

500

Covert 0.00082 Kilograms into centigrams

82 centigrams 

500

The key difference between precision and accuracy is that precision measures repeatability, which accuracy measures closeness to this

True or accepted value

500

Written in standard decimal notation, 5.02x10-3 is this value

0.00502