Scientific Method
____ is an educated guess based on observations.
A hypothesis
BONUS- Steal 100 from another team.
What do we call animals lacking a spine/backbone?
Invertebrates
Branch of Science that studies chemical reactions, elements and their properties?
Chemistry
RANDOM- What animal is this?
Christmas beetle
What lab equipment is used to measure mass?
balance/digital scales
____ are used to test a hypothesis.
Experiments
____ is how much space something takes up.
Volume
Random Question:
What is the most annoying saying of 2025?
67!!!!
The branch of science that includes living things, plants, animals, and humans.
Biology
What piece of lab equipment is used to magnify very small specimens?
Microscope
BONUS- Steal 200 from another team:
The scientific variable that we intentionally change in an experiment.
Independent Variable
BONUS- Double points
What key do we use when classifying living things?
Dichotomous Key
What piece of equipment do we place under a beaker, when it is on a tripod over the Bunsen burner?
Gauze mat
The branch of science that includes nonliving matter, energy, and parts of the universe.
Physics
What lab equipment is used to ACCURATELY measure the volume of a liquid?
Measuring Cylinder
What type of observational data involves numbers or an amount?
Quantitative Data
DOUBLE POINTS- What property allows different colours to be seperated into their pigments in chromatography?
Solubility
Explain how we experience day and night on earth
The earth rotates on its axis, side facing the sun experiences day, side facing away experiences night.
List at least 3 requirements of drawing a good graph
Pencil and ruler
Scaled axis
Labelled axis
Units
Title
Why do we repeat experiments multiple times?
To reduce the impact of error or incorrect measurments
The variable that we measure in an experiment (the responding variable).
Dependent Variable
What are the three states of matter, and what is the process called when a liquid changes into a gas.
Solid, liquid, gas. Evaporation
BONUS- Steal 300 from another team
What property of water allows some objects to 'walk' on its surface?
Surface tension
What do we call the smaller parts inside cells that have their own special functions/jobs
Organelles
Which piece of science equipment is used to hold and grip a test tube while it is being heated?