Vocabulary
Metric Conversions
Measurement Skills
The Scientific Method
Miscellaneous
100
Something that remains the same between the control group and the experimental group
Constant
100
This is the sentence that I told you to memorize to convert units.
King Henry Died By Drinking Chocolate Milk
100
This is the measuring system that we use in the science classroom. It’s based on units of 10.
Metric
100
Jill wonders which deodorant works the best (Degree or Dove).
According to the scientific method, this is the next step that she should take to answer her question.
gather information
or research
100
Scientists use the data from an experiment to evaluate the hypothesis and to draw one of these.
A conclusion
200
This is the amount of space an object occupies.
Volume
200
This is the answer that you would come up with if you ever had to convert 123 cm to m.
1.23 m
200
This is the abbreviation for milligram
mg
200
This is the definition for a hypothesis.
An Educated Guess
200
This is what we call the information gathered during an experiment.
Data
300
This term describes the interval between two events.
time
300
0.023 DL converted to mL
230 mL
300
This measurement
3.5 ml
300
These are the two groups every experiment should include?
Experimental group
Control group
300
The name of this safety symbol.
chemical safety
400
A piece of lab equipment that is used to measure the volume of liquids
Graduated cylinder
400
34.55 g to dg
345.5 dg
400
What is the volume of this marble?
1.2 cm3
400
An alternative to using the scientific method to answer a question
CER Method
400
This piece of lab equipment
bunsen burner
500
This variable changes in response to what was changed 1st in the experiment.
Dependent Variable
500
This is how many meters there are in 16 kilometers.
16000 meters
500
The number of variables that an experiment can have
one
500
These are the 7 steps of the scientific method; in order.
Research or Gather information
Form a hypothesis
Experiment
Analyze Data
Conclusion
Repeat
500
A beaker and its contents has a mass of 2 kg. The beaker alone has a mass of 200 g. What is the mass of the beaker’s contents?
1.8 kg or 1800 g