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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Units Experiments VocabularyTools Formulas and Stuff Scientific Method

6. Large amounts are measured in liters, while smaller amounts are measured in milliliters. A 100

7. What are the units for volume of liquids? A 100

8. Cubic centimeters and cc’s measure A 200

9. What are the units for volume of a solid? A 200

10. g/cm 3 A 300

11. What is the unit for the density of a solid? A 300

12. g/mL A 400

13. What is the unit for the density of a liquid? A 400

14. Degrees Celsius A 500

15. What are the units used to measure temperature? A 500

16. Information you think to be true. B 100

17. What is an assumption? B 100

18. The comparison in an experiment. B 200

19. What is a control? B 200

20. Factors of the experiment that a scientist must keep the same. B 300

21. What are constants? B 300

22. Information based on facts and supported by evidence. B 400

23. What is an observation? B 400

24. The factor being tested in an experiment. B 500

25. What is an observation? B 500

26. Anything that has mass and volume. C 100

27. What is matter? C 100

28. The amount of space an object occupies. C 200

29. What is volume? C 200

30. The study of matter and energy. C 300

31. What is physical science? C 300

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33. The measure of gravitational force. C 400

34. What is weight? C 400

35. Mass remains constant, while weight varies with location. C 500

36. What is the major difference between mass and weight? C 500

37. Used to measure length D 100

38. What is a meter stick or metric ruler? D 100

39. Used to precisely measure liquids D 200

40. What is a graduated cylinder? D 200

41. Used to measure mass D 300

42. What is a balance? D 300

43. Used to measure temperature D 400

44. What is a thermometer? D 400

45. Used to measure time precisely during an experiment D 500

46. What is a stop watch? D 500

47. Mass/Volume E 100

48. What is the formula for density? E 100

49. width x height x depth E 200

50. What is the formula for finding the volume of a regular solid? E 200

51. Characteristics describing matter. E 300

52. What are properties? E 300

53. Color, texture, size, phase, density, conductivity, etc. E 400

54. What are examples of physical properties? E 400

55. Using a graduated cylinder to find the difference between the final and initial volumes. E 500

56. How do you find the volume of an irregular solid? E 500

57. Asked as a question F 100

58. What is the problem or purpose? F 100

59. Based on facts and results gathered while performing the experiment. F 200

60. What is the conclusion? F 200

61. Based upon the information gathered and is your answer to the question stated in the problem. F 300

62. What is the hypothesis? F 300

63. This step includes the materials, procedures and data. It is also testing the hypothesis. F 400

64. What is “performing the experiment”? F 400

65. A hypothesis that has been tested and supported over time, and can also be the basis for a new experiment. F 500

66. What is a Theory? F 500

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68. A number written as the product of a coefficient between 1 and 10 and a power of ten. Scientists use this to express very large and very small numbers in a more meaningful way. Click on screen to continue

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