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Scientific method
Measurement
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Misc 1
100
Name and review the tools used to measure distance and know how to use them. Don't forget the units.
Metric ruler, Measure to the tenth
100
What is an experimental group? Hint: It has the manipulated variable.
The group that you purposely change something in, in an experiment.
100
What are the metric base units for measuring.
Meter (m) for distance, Gram (g) for weight, Liter (l) for volume, C for temperature
100
Define an inference. Give an example.
What is an assumption about something based on your observations. Ex: She is happy, because I see her smiling.
100
Identify this step of the scientific method. She decided to conduct an experiment to see if the location in the greenhouse would affect plant color.
What is purpose and problem?
200
Name and review the tool that is used to measeure weight and know how to use it.
Electronic scale
200
What is a manipulated variable? Give an example.
The thing you purposely change in an experiment. Changing the height of a ramp.
200
What are the abbreviations for milligram, gram, millimeter, and centimeter
mg = milligram, g = gram, mm = millimeter, and cm = centimeter
200
Define qualitative observation. Give an example.
What is an observation about the qualities of something. ( Texture, shape, color ) It has a rough surface.
200
Identify this step of the scientific method. She arranged her information into a chart.
What is data?
300
Name and review the tool used to measure temperature and know how to use it.
Thermometer
300
What is a responding variable? Give an example.
The response to the manipulated variable in an experiment. It's what you measure. How fast the ball rolls down the ramp.
300
What are the abbreviations for degrees celcius, micrometer, milliliter,
C = degrees celcius, um = micrometer, and mL = milliliter
300
Define quantative observation Give an example.
What is an observation about the quantity of something. ( Numbers, how many? ) Ex: 2 legs
300
One advantage of using the metric system.
It is based on tens and is easy to convert from big to small and small to big.
400
Name and review the tools used to measure volume and know how to use them.
Beaker, Graduated Cylinder
400
What is a constant? Give an example.
The thing that always stays the same in an experiment. Using the same ball, the same ramp, the same person.
400
Give the equivalents 1000 mm =________m, 10 mm = _________cm, 100 cm = ________m
1000 mm = 1 m, 10 mm = 1 cm, 100 cm = 1 m
400
What are the 5 senses for observing.
What is taste, touch, sight, smell, and hear
400
The freezing temperature of water in C.
What is 0 C?
500
Record the measurement to the nearest tenth. _|||||||||| ||||||||||| |||||||||| |0cm |1Cm |2cm |3cm
2.2 cm
500
Name the steps of the scientific method in order there are 6 steps.
Question, Research, Hypothesis, Procedure, Data/Results, Conclusions
500
Give the equivalents 1000 mL = _________L, 1000 g - __________kg, 1000 m = _________km
1000 mL = 1 L 1000 g = 1 kg 1000 m = 1 km
500
Give two examples of safety equipment in the science lab.
What is safety glasses, eyewash station, fireblanket, or fire extinguisher
500
The boiling temperature of water in C.
What is 100 C?