Section 1: What is Science?
Section 2: Scientific Inquiry
Section 3: Science Laboratory Safety
Section 4: What is Technology?
Miscellaneous
100

This field of study is how we learn about the natural world

What is science?

100

The steps of the scientific inquiry process are Posing Questions, Developing a Hypothesis, Designing an Experiment, this, Drawing Conclusions and Communicating

What is Collecting and Interpreting Data?

100

A scientist should prepare for a laboratory experiment at this time

When is the day before?

100

A fork, an iPhone, and a pencil are all examples of this

What is technology?

100

The laboratory safety music video that we all seemed to love is a parody of this Dua Lipa song

What is New Rules?

200

Scientists use these three skills to learn about the natural world

What are observing, inferring, and predicting?

200

This is a possible explanation for a set of observations or to answer a scientific question, and MUST be testable

What is a hypothesis?

200

If you are unclear about any laboratory safety rules, you should do this

What is ask your teacher immediately?

200

The goal of this field of study is to change the natural world to suit human needs or solve a problem

What is technology?

200

These two important pieces of information are what every scientist should know at all times 

What are the location and proper use of all safety equipment?

300

The five senses in which we as humans observe the world around us are hearing, sight, taste, touch, and this

What is smell?

300

In this occurrence, a scientist determines how one variable affects the outcome

What is a controlled experiment?

300

This does not end at the last step of your procedure

What is your lab work?

300

This is any factor that limits or restricts a design

What is a constraint?

300

This is the term for interpreting or explaining the information you have gathered through your observations

What is inferring?

400

These are the two types of observations we as scientists make

What are qualitative observations and quantitative observations?

400

This is the term for the facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observations

What is data?

400

When performing a science lab, these should be your your chief concerns

What are the safety of yourself, your classmates, and your teacher?

400

This is an exchange in which one benefit is given up in order to obtain another

What is a trade-off?

400

This field of physical science focuses on the particles that make up matter and why different forms of matter have different properties

What is chemistry?

500

The saying, “Red sky night, sailor’s delight. Red sky morning, sailor’s warning” is an example of this scientific skill

What is predicting?

500

Giving talks at scientific meetings, exchanging information on the Internet, or publishing articles in scientific journals are all examples of this step in the scientific inquiry process

What is communicating?

500

This type of emergency can be treated by covering with a clean dressing and applying direct pressure

What is a cut?

500

This is the term for the purpose of technological systems

What is a goal?

500

"[Technology] can be a ________ with which to build or a ________ with which to destroy."

What is a tool and what is a weapon?