My horse galloped some distance. Name the metric and English units used for this measurement.
1) What is kilometers?
2) What is miles?
The place where the independent variable is graphed.
What is the x-axis or horizontal axis?
The process by which scientists make observations and conduct experiments.
What is the Scientific Method?
A description of scientific phenomenon.
What is Scientific Law?
Noticing our surroundings using the five senses.
What are qualitative observations?
Milk is a liquid sold by volume. Name the metric and English units used.
1) What is a Liter?
2) What is a gallon, half gallon, quart, or pint?
The place where the dependent variable is graphed.
What is the y-axis or vertical axis?
The first 2 steps in the scientific process.
1) What is a question or observations?
2) What is research?
An explanation of observable phenomenon.
What is Scientific Theory?
Measuring or counting information and recording the outcomes.
The mass of a boulder verses a paper clip vary significantly, but both measure the amount of matter in an object. Name the metric and English units used.
1) What is a gram, kilogram, or metric ton?
2) What is an ounce, pound, or ton?
Describe the relationship in this graph.
What is direct, linear relationship?
The middle 2 steps in the scientific process.
3. What is an hypothesis?
4. What is conduct an experiment?
Name 3 types of variables in a scientific experiment.
1) What are the controlled variables?
2) What is the independent variables?
3) What is the dependent variables?
Information based on observations AND prior knowledge.
What is an inference?
1) The freezing temperature of water in Fahrenheit and Celsius. 2) The boiling temperature of water in Fahrenheit and Celsius.
1) What is 32 F and 0 C?
2) What is 212 F and 100 C?
Describe the relationship in the graph.
What is indirect or inverse relationship?
What are the last 2 steps in the scientific process?
5. What is analyze data?
6. What is draw conclusions?
Define the independent variable and give an example.
The independent variable is the variable that is manipulated in an experiment. (Example: Time, Hours of light)
Applied science to benefit humans.
What is technology?
Name 5 types measurements.
1) What is distance or length?
2) What is time?
3) What is temperature?
4) What is volume?
5) What is mass?
Name 3 types of graphs and when they would be used.
1) What is a pie graph? To show part of a whole.
2) What is a bar graph? To compare two quantities.
3) What is a line graph? To show relationships.
Provide an example of a measurable hypothesis.
If a plant receives 4 hours less light than the control, then the plant height will be shorter.
Define the dependent variable and give an example.
The dependent variable is the outcome or result of an experiment. Example: distance traveled, plant growth (height).
A process and body of knowledge about the world around us.
What is Science?