Water
This is the scientific term for water?
What is H20
The first step in the scientific method is?
What is a problem or question.
What is an independent variable?
The thing you are experimenting with and changing
When your brain tricks your physical body into changing based on a controlled experiment.
What is the placebo effect
Animals that produce milk for their offspring and have hair are called what?
What is a mammal
This is the way water sticks together?
Bonds
This is an educated guess.
What is a hypothesis
What is the control variable?
What is never changed in an experiment
This bright object in the night sky can be full, crescent, or completely dark.
What is the moon?
Animals that have a skeletal structure are called what?
What is a vertebrate
This is what allows things to float on top of water.
What is surface tension
What are observations called that collect data about numerical facts?
What is quantitative data
What is the purpose of a lab report?
What is to be able to replicate the results or allow others to observe your results
Our sun is one of these
What is a star?
Sedimentary rocks sometimes contain remains of animals and plants that died a long time ago called ____.
What are fossils?
Soap increases or decreases waters' surface tension?
Decreases
What are observations you can make using your five senses to collect data.
What is qualitative data
Raw data should be organized into these
Tables or charts
The next closest planet to Earth that is known for being very red.
What is Mars?
This is often called the powerhouse of the cell?
What is the mitochondria
What is the pH of baking soda?
pH 5?
What is the final step in the scientific method?
What is the conclusion
If your hypothesis is incorrect, what is your next steps?
Create a new hypothesis and start the experiment process over
The largest planet in the solar system.
What is Jupiter?
When rocks or minerals and carried from one place to another by water or wind.
What is erosion?