Metric Conversions Jeopardy

Metric Conversions

100

List the metric conversions for length. Example: 1 cm = _______ mm, 1m = ________ cm, etc.

METRIC: 1 cm = 10 mm; 1 m = 100 cm; 1 km = 1,000 m

200

2.75 km = how many meters?

2,750 meters

300

500,000 m equals how many km?

500 km

400

5.8km = _______ m?

5,800 m

500

960,000 mL to dekaliters?

96 DL

Scientific Notation

100

Convert to standard notation: 

4.7*10^4

47,0000

200

Convert to standard notation: 

8.923*10^2

892.3

300

Convert to scientific notation: 8,000,000

8*10^6

400

Convert to scientific notation: 734,239 

7.34239*10^5

500

Convert 560 to scientific Notation with 3 sig figs

5.60 x10²

Experimental Set Up

100

What variable goes on the x-axis?

independent variable

200

What variable is measured in the experiment?

Dependant Variable

300

Give an example of 3 constants used in our bean bag lab.

answers vary

400

Explain what the control group is?

This is the part of the experiment that remains unchanged and we compare against.

500

Identify the independent, dependent, control, and 3 constants in the following scenario:

A student wants to see if changing shirt colors impacts how many times he is ran into in the hallway.

Independent: shirt color

Dependent: times ran into

control: normal attire

constants: same time of day, same school, same pants, same backpack and more

Sig Figs

100

How many sig figs are in 86?

2

200

How many sig figs in 0.00009040

4

300

6.30 x10³

3

400

How many sig figs are in 404,000?

3

500

How many sig figs are in 0.5904?

4

Math!

100

4.14 + 2.322=

6.46

200

7.3-2.1111

5.2

300

0.00029/ 0.0001234=

2.4

400

9.00 x 4.235= 

38.1

500

4.1 x 10² x 2.103 x10⁵= in scientific notation

8.6 x 10⁷