Welcome to Chapter 1 Jeopardy! I’m your happenin’ host Sal the Scientist! Today we will see how much you learned in our Scientific Investigation chapter! Good luck! InstructionsGame Board

Choose from one of five categories. Then choose a point value. The larger the value, the more difficult the question. Choose from one of four answers. When you are finished with each question, click the home button to go back to the game board. If you are playing as a team, the team with the most points wins! Have fun, and remember, SCIENCE RULES! To Game Board

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The first step in the scientific method Back to Game Board Answer

What is state the problem? ? Back to Game Board

This is an educated guess. Answer

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The part of an experiment that you change, or test. Answer Back to Game Board

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The parts of an experiment that must remain the same in order to have a ‘fair’ test. Answer Back to Game Board

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Another name for the information you collect during an experiment. Answer Back to Game Board

What is Data? Back to Game Board

The tool used to measure the mass of objects. Back to Game Board Answer

This is the most accurate tool used to measure the volume of liquids. Back to Game Board Answer

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This tool is used to measure distances. Back to Game Board Answer

What is the meter stick? Back to Game Board

The units used when using a graduated cylinder. Back to Game Board Answer

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There are one hundred of these on a metric ruler. Back to Game Board Answer

What are centimeters? Back to Game Board

You should do this in the first sentence of a conclusion. Back to Game Board Answer

What is restate the hypothesis? Back to Game Board

After you cite your data in a conclusion, you should do this! Back to Game Board Answer

Two beneficial ingredients found in sports drinks. Back to Game Board Answer

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The manipulated variable always gets labeled on this axis in a graph. Back to Game Board Answer

What is the “x” axis? Back to Game Board

This ingredient found in sports drinks is there to replenish energy. Back to Game Board Answer

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What is “interpret what data means!”? Back to Game Board

The direction you move the decimal when you go from a ‘big’ unit to a ‘small’ unit Back to Game Board Answer

What is to the right!!! Back to Game Board

You do this to transfer mg to g. Back to Game Board Answer

The beneficial range of carbs & salts in a sports drink. Back to Game Board Answer

What is 6-8%? Back to Game Board

There are 1000 of these in a Liter. Back to Game Board Answer

What are milliliters? The prefix milli- means 1/1000th. One ml =.001 L, or 1000 ml = 1 L Back to Game Board

Electrolytes in a sports drink are supposed to help your body do this more efficiently. Back to Game Board Answer

What is absorb water? Back to Game Board

To calculate the % solids in a sports drink, look at the nutrition label & add these two ingredients together first. Back to Game Board Answer

What is add carbs & salts together? Back to Game Board

An experiment where everything is kept the same, except for the manipulated and responding variables Back to Game Board Answer

You should identify at least this many controlled variables in your experiment! Back to Game Board Answer

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A group in an experiment that is “untreated” and that is designed to be a “comparison” group. Back to Game Board Answer

What is a CONTROL group? Back to Game Board

If you know the total carbs & salts in a sports drink, all you have to do is divide by this number in order to figure out it’s % solids content! Back to Game Board Answer

What is serving size? Back to Game Board

The general name of a substance that inhibits the absorption of water (Hint: you DON’T want these in post workout drinks!) Back to Game Board Answer

What is a diuretic!! Back to Game Board

reasonable conclusions or possible hypotheses drawn from data Back to Game Board Answer

What is an INFERENCE? Back to Game Board

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