Measurements
Scientific Method
SI Units
Variables
100

The measure of "stuff" in an object.

What is mass

100

Where we review our observations and data and look for patterns or trends

What is Analysis

100

The majority of the world does measurements with this system

What is the SI system (or SI units)

100

This is something that is held constant in an experiment

What is a control variable

200

It measures how much space an object takes up

What is volume

200
A hypothesis is a statement about what?

What is an educated guess or prediction about the scientific question.

200

The typical unit (and prefix) of a human's mass is measured in this.

What is a kilogram (kg)

200
The number of variables changed in an experiment

What is One

300
Length is measured with this base unit

What are meters?

300

The final summary statement about the experiment.

What is the Conclusion

300
The conversion from meters to kilometers

What is 1000.  1000m = 1km

300

The reason for changing only 1 variable at a time

What is a clear cause and affect.  

400

It is measured in Liters

What is volume?

400

The purpose of an experiment is to answer this.

What is the scientific question.

400
The conversion from seconds to milliseconds

What is 1000.  1 second = 1000ms

400

What we observe for change

What is the dependent variable

500

Mass is measured with this base unit.

What are grams?

500

Something we do with our senses

What is Observe

500

This can be the result of mixing scientific units with the US system

What are conversion errors or mistakes
500

This type of variable is changed in order to see if the outcome changes.

What is an Independent Variable