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The Scientific Method International System of Units (SI) LabToolsLabSafety Physical Science Basics Final Jeopardy

What is the 1 st and most important step in the Scientific Method? What is the 1 st and most important step in the Scientific Method?

Asking a question Back

This is an explanation that is based on scientific research or observations and that can be tested This is an explanation that is based on scientific research or observations and that can be tested

Hypothesis Back

This is any piece of information acquired through observation or experimentation This is any piece of information acquired through observation or experimentation

Data Back

Organizing data into these makes relationships between information easier to see Organizing data into these makes relationships between information easier to see

tables or graphs Back

The results of an experiment will show the The results of an experiment will show the effect on this effect on this

variable Back

What is the base unit of measure for the measure of mass? What is the base unit of measure for the measure of mass?

Back Kilogram (kg)

This is the standard unit of measure for temperature This is the standard unit of measure for temperature

° Kelvin (K) Back

What is the base unit of measure for length in the SI system? What is the base unit of measure for length in the SI system?

Meter (m) Back

What is the base unit of measure for liquid volume? What is the base unit of measure for liquid volume?

liter (L) Back

Name the country where the SI system of measurements originated from. Name the country where the SI system of measurements originated from.

France Back

What lab tool is used to measure the temperature of objects? What lab tool is used to measure the temperature of objects?

Thermometer Back

What lab tool is used to measure the mass of an object? What lab tool is used to measure the mass of an object?

triple beam balance Back

What lab tool is used to measure the volume of a liquid substance? What lab tool is used to measure the volume of a liquid substance?

graduated cylinder Back

What two lab tools can be used to measure the volume of solid, rectangular objects? What two lab tools can be used to measure the volume of solid, rectangular objects?

meter stick & ruler Back

What lab tool is used to measure the volume of a non-rectangular, solid object? What lab tool is used to measure the volume of a non-rectangular, solid object?

graduated cylinder Back

What does the safety symbol below mean? What does the safety symbol below mean?

eye protection needed Back

What does the safety symbol below mean? What does the safety symbol below mean?

chemical safety Back

What does the safety symbol below mean? What does the safety symbol below mean?

hand safety Back

If our class is conducting a lab and your team drops a glass beaker on the floor, what is the first thing you should do? If our class is conducting a lab and your team drops a glass beaker on the floor, what is the first thing you should do?

You should immediately tell your teacher! Back

What does the lab symbol below mean? What does the lab symbol below mean?

biohazard material Back

Physical science is the study of which two subjects? Physical science is the study of which two subjects?

matter (chemistry) and energy (physics) Back

Which scientific model would be best for illustrating the Milky Way galaxy and the Big Bang theory? Which scientific model would be best for illustrating the Milky Way galaxy and the Big Bang theory?

conceptual model Back

This summarizes experimental results and observations – it describes what happens but not why. This summarizes experimental results and observations – it describes what happens but not why.

scientific law Back

This is the ratio of the mass of a substance to the volume of the substance This is the ratio of the mass of a substance to the volume of the substance

density Back

What is the basic formula for converting liquid volume units into solid volume units? What is the basic formula for converting liquid volume units into solid volume units?

1mL = 1cm³ Back

What was the name of James Czarnowski & Michael Triantafyllou prototype ship made with penguin-type flaps instead of propellors? What was the name of James Czarnowski & Michael Triantafyllou prototype ship made with penguin-type flaps instead of propellors?

Proteus