Science Terms
The scientific term for an idea that you will test in attempt to prove it.
What is a hypothesis?
The three states of matter.
What is solid, liquid, and gas?
The short term state of the atmosphere.
What is weather?
The significant variation of weather patterns over several decades or longer.
What is climate change?
Mrs. Baxter just moved here from this province.
What is Ontario?
Data that is measurable, countable and numbers-based.
What is quantitative?
The boiling point of water.
What is 100 degrees Celsius?
The long term state of the atmosphere.
What is climate?
Gases in the earth's atmosphere that trap heat are called ...
Mrs. Baxter has two of this kind of pet.
What are cats?
Data that is descriptive, relating to language and interpretation-based.
What is qualitative?
The freezing point of water.
What is 0 degrees Celsius?
The scientific study of weather and climate.
What is meteorology?
The process by which gases in the atmosphere are changing the overall temperature of the earth.
What is global warming?
Mrs. Baxter taught this grade level last year.
What is grade 2/3?
What is the control?
The term for the transformation from solid to liquid.
What is melting?
The measurement of air pressure in the atmosphere.
What is barometric pressure?
The variety of life in the world, or a particular ecosystem.
What is biodiversity?
Mrs. Baxter also teaches this subject at Bayside.
What is French?
The variable that represents the change made in an experiment.
What is independent?
The term for the transformation from gas to liquid.
What is condensation?
The land and rock of the earth is referred to as ...
Loss of habitat, increase of greenhouse gases and loss of biodiversity are caused by ...
When Mrs. Baxter arrived in Saint John.
What is two days ago?
The variable that represents the effect of an experiment.
What is the dependent?
Energy cannot be created or destroyed instead it must be...
What is converted or transformed?
The living creatures of the earth are referred to as ...
The ability to anticipate, prepare for, and respond to hazardous events, trends, or disturbances related to climate.
What is climate resilience?
Mrs. Baxter is most excited to do this in science class.