3. SOL Jeopardy The Scientific Method Science Skills GraphingMeasurementConvert 400 200 600 800 1000 200 400 600 800 1000 200 400 600 800 1000 200 400 600 800 1000 200 400 600 800 1000

4. B. Conclusions A. Hypothesis C. Ask Questions D. Research What is the first step of the Scientific Method?

5. C. Ask Questions Bonus Jeopardy

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7. What is a possible answer to a scientific question? B. Conclusion D. Data C. Variable A. Hypothesis

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10. The final step of the scientific method is to ___________. B. Make Conclusions D. Make Inferences C. Collect Data A. Analyze Data

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13. The variable that a scientist controls and changes. B. Independent Variable C. Dependent Variable D. Controlled Variable A. Inferred Variable

14. B. Independent Variable Bonus Jeopardy

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16. A track runner wants to know which pair of shoes helps her run faster, Nike or New Balance and does a test. What is the Dependent Variable in this test? B. Nike C. Shoes D. The track A. Speed

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19. Using your 5 senses to collect information. A. Observing D. Questioning C. Predicting B. Inferring

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22. A. Observations Facts, figures and other information collected during a scientific investigation. D. Measurement C. Hypothesis B. Data

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25. A representation of a more complex process or object. A. Data D. Model C. Inference B. Hypothesis

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28. A conclusion made from an observation. A. Hypothesis D. Prediction C. Conclusion B. Inference

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31. Comparing an unknown value to a known value. A. Measurement D. Conclusion C. Inference B. Prediction

32. A. Measurement Bonus Jeopardy

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34. A Line Which type of graph is used when time is a variable? D Bar C Histogram B Circle

35. A. Line Bonus Jeopardy

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37. Which is the best graph to use to show different categories? A. Line D. Table C. Bar B. Circle

38. C. Bar Bonus Jeopardy

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40. A. Z axis Where on the graph can you find the dependent variable? B. X axis C. On the bottom D. Y axis

41. C. Y axis Bonus Jeopardy

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43. Where on a graph is the independent variable found? A. Z axis B. X axis D. Y axis C. On the bottom

44. B. X axis Bonus Jeopardy

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46. Which graph is used to show distinctive parts of a whole? A. Histogram B. Bar Graph D. Line Graph C. Circle Graph

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49. A. Liter B. Gram C. Meter D. Newton What is the basic unit for mass?

50. B. Gram Bonus Jeopardy

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52. What device can be used to find volume? A. Balance B. Graduated Cylinder C. Erlenmeyer Flask D. Thermometer

53. B. Graduated Cylinder Bonus Jeopardy

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55. Which term is defined as the amount of matter that is in an object. A. Mass B. Volume C. Weight D. Density

56. A. Mass Bonus Jeopardy

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58. What temperature scale is used in science class and the rest of the world? A. Kelvin B. Fahrenheit C. Celsius D. Standard

59. C. Celsius Bonus Jeopardy

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61. What two things are needed to find an objects density? A. Weight/Mass B. Volume/Weight C. Volume/Length D. Mass/Volume

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64. Which unit can you find in the middle of the conversion steps? A. Meter B. Kilometer C. Decimeter D. Centimeter

65. Bonus Jeopardy A. Meter

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67. A. 100 B. 1000 C. 10 D. 1 How many grams are there in 1 kilogram?

68. B. 1000 Bonus Jeopardy

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70. Which of the following is the smallest measurement for volume? A. Centiliter B.Liter C. Kiloliter D. Milligram

71. A. Centiliter Bonus Jeopardy

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73. Convert 2cm into mm. A. 2 B. 20 C. 200 D..2

74. B. 20 Bonus Jeopardy

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76. Convert.5 km into meters. A. 5 B. 50 C. 500 D. 5000

77. C. 500 Bonus Jeopardy

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