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Steps of the Scientific Method Variables of the Scientific Method Metric Measurement Class Activities Random

Steps of the Scientific Method- 100 pts.  Information gathered using the five senses are called ___________.

Steps of the Scientific Method- 200 pts.  A question based on observations that can be tested is called the _____________.

Steps of the Scientific Method- 300 pts.  The possible answers to a scientific problem are called ____________.

Steps of the Scientific Method- 400 pts.  The step in which it is stated whether or not the hypothesis was supported by the data is the _____________.

Steps of the Scientific Method- 500 pts.  The step of the scientific method that includes the step-by-step instructions for how to do the experiment, as well as a materials list, is called the ___________ ___________.

observations 100 pts.

problem 200 pts.

hypotheses 300 pts.

conclusion 400 pts.

experimental design 500 pts.

Variables of the Scientific Method- 100 pts. The group in an experiment which does NOT receive the independent variable and is used for comparison purposes is called the ____________ _____________.

Variables of the Scientific Method- 200 pts. The group that is being tested and therefore DOES receive the independent variable is called the ___________ ___________.

Variables of the Scientific Method- 300 pts. Variables that the experimenter tries to keep the same throughout the experiment for both the control group and the experimental group are called ________________.

Variables of the Scientific Method- 400 pts. The variable which is being tested, and therefore the experimenter changes it on purpose, is the ____________ __________.

Variables of the Scientific Method- 500 pts. The variable that is being measured, or was affected by a change in the experiment, is the ___________ ___________.

control group 100 pts.

experimental group 200 pts.

constants/ controls 300 pts.

Independent Variable 400 pts.

Dependent Variable 500 pts.

Metric Measurement- 100 pts. What is the base unit of length?

Metric Measurement- 200 pts. What is mass, what instrument do we use to measure it, and what is the base unit of mass?

Metric Measurement- 300 pts. What is volume, what is the base unit of volume, and what instrument do we use to measure volume?

Metric Measurement- 400 pts. How do we use the diagram on the board to convert from one unit to another?

Metric Measurement- 500 pts. What is the freezing point of water in degrees Celsius?

meters 100 pts.

Mass is the amount of “stuff” something has. We use a balance or scale to measure it in grams. 200 pts.

Volume is how much space something takes up. It is measured in liters and we use a graduated cylinder. 300 pts.

Place finger on starting unit, count how many times your finger moves and in what direction. That is how the decimal moves. 400 pts.

0 degrees Celsius 500 pts.

Class Activities- 100 pts. Name three safety rules for the classroom/ lab.

Class Activities- 200 pts. Make one qualitative observation, one quantitative observation, and one inference about this picture:

Class Activities- 300 pts. In our Matchbox Car Activity, what were the independent and dependent variables?

Class Activities- 400 pts. Describe two ways to find volume.

Class Activities- 500 pts. Convert the following: 2500cm = _______ km

No horseplay No Eating/chewing gum Wear Goggles Wash your hands 100 pts.

Qualitative- pancakes on rabbit’s head. Quantitative- rabbit has two ears. Inference- the pancakes fell on the rabbit’s head. 200 pts.

Independent Variable- height of ramp. Dependent Variable- distance car traveled. 300 pts.

Use a graduated cylinder or multiply length x width x height 400 pts.

2500 cm =.025km 500 pts.

Random- 100 pts. A thought or assumption based on observations is called a(n) __________.

Random- 200 pts. Explain the difference between qualitative and quantitative observations.

Random- 300 pts. What is the basic unit of temperature in the metric system?

Random- 400 pts. List the four types of graphs we’ve talked about in this class.

Random- 500 pts. Draw an experiment outline chart and explain how to fill it in.

inference 100 pts.

Qualitative observations are qualities or characteristics of something and do not include any numbers. Quantitative observations are quantities or amounts and include measurements and numbers. 200 pts.

degrees Celsius 300 pts.

line graph, double bar graph, stem and leaf plot, and histogram. 400 pts.

500 pts.