Scientific Method
Microscope skills/parts
Taxonomy
Vertebrate Classes
Human Body
100

Do scientist use the scientific method?

Yes

100

What two parts of the microscope do you hold the instrument?

The Arm and the Base 

100

What kingdom are humans in?

Animal Kingdom

100

What is the opposite of a vertebrate? 

Invertebrates 

100

What is your nose mostly made of?

Cartilage 

200

What is the first step of the scientific method?

Hypothesis

200

What part of the microscope do you look through?

The Ocular Lens 

200

What is the tool for scientists to use 

Dichotomous Key

200

What is something that birds have that mammals don’t?

Lay eggs and has feathers 

200

What is the biggest bone in your body?

Femur 

300

Why do you use the scientific method?

 to answer a scientific question

300

What holds the slide on the stage of the microscope?

Stage clips

300

What can we use to remember the taxonomy of living things?

Dear king Philip came over for good soup 

300

What makes a mammal 

Hair, live babies, produce milk, and warm blooded 

300

A group of tissue that work together to preform a certain task

Organ

400

What do you do if your experiment doesn’t end in a logical explanation?

Go back to step three

400

List four pieces of the microscope

Answers may vary

400

What is a Humans genus

Homeosapien

400

What is the tool you can use

Mr.Fab

400

Organs Working together 

Organ system

500

What is the scientific method? 

question, hypothesis, plan, experiment, data, observe, conclusion

500
What are the names of the three power lenses?

4x,10x, and 40x

500

What are the levels of taxonomy of living things?

Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family,Genus, and Species

500

What are the different vertabrates?

amphibians mammals reptiles birds and fish

500

Which type of joint twists

Pivot joint