1. Experiment Design, Metrics and More
A Test Review

2. Welcome to Who Wants to be a Millionaire
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6. An observation recorded with numbers and units is:15
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A: Qualitative
B: Numerical
C: Quantitative
D: Adjectives

7. The triple-beam balance is used for measuring the15
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A: volume of liquids
B: mass
C: linear dimensions of solid objects
D: the 4th dimension

8. A graduated cylinder measures liquid volume. Volume is measured in15
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A: Millimeters
B: Centigrams
C: Milliliters
D: Centiliters

9. The basic unit of volume in the metric system is the15
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A: Meter
B: Kilogram
C: Liter
D: Centimeter

10. This should be written as an “If … then …” statement.15
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A: testable question
B: procedures
C: conclusion
D: hypothesis

11. This is the factor changed by you, the scientist:15
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A: constants
B: dependent variables
C: independent variables
D: controlled variables

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A: figure it out as you do the lab
B: try several methods until something works
D: re-read the instructions & ask your partner(s) then ask the teacher before proceeding
C: skip it and go on to the next part

13. In science, use a ________ to measure liquid volume.15
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A: beaker
B: measuring cup
C: graduated cylinder
D: test tube

14. This observation is recorded using adjectives and adverbs:15
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A: quantitative
B: complete thoughts and sentences
C: numerical
D: qualitative

15. The metric base unit for distance is:15
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A: kilometers
B: liters
C: grams
D: meters

16. The basic metric unit for mass is:15
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A: kg
B: meters
C: grams
D: liters

17. The basic metric unit for mass is:15
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A: kg
B: meters
C: grams
D: liters

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A drug company packaged mg multivitamin tablets per jar. How many grams of the vitamins does each jar hold? 13
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A: 3.0g
B: g
C: 0.3 g
D: 300g

19. YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!