Scientific Terms - Test -
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| Problem | The question a scientist asks
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| Hypothesis | An educated guess about the outcome in a controlled study
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| Manipulated(change) Variable (Independent Variable) | The "one" Variable that changes in a controlled study
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| Dependent Variable | What is being measured in the controlled study.
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| Controlled(constant) Variables | The variables that remain exactly the same in a controlled study. There should be many of these variables.
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| Procedure | The steps listing the process of conducting a controlled study
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| Materials | The objects/resources needed to conduct a controlled study.
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| Observations | The "results" or "measurements" that can be witnessed using the senses(eyes, ears, smell, taste, hearing)
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| Data | The information that can be gathered in a controlled study
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| Conclusion | The final thoughts of a controlled study. It answers the Hypothesis
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| Further Study | Additional research or additional studies that can be performed that have a connection to the controlled study that was just completed.
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| The Scientific Method | Five Steps
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| Step 1: Problem | State the problem and develop a hypothesis
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| Step 2: Plan | Plan the experiment by developing a procedure.
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| Step 3: Data | Gather data from the experiment.
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| Step 4: Organize | Organize your data using tables, charts, and graphs.
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| Step 5: Analyze and conclusion | Analyze the data and draw conclusions from the data
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| To measure distance the unit is? | a Meter - M
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| To measure mass(weight) the unit is? | a Gram - g
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| To measure volume(how much) of a liquid there is? | a Liter - L
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| A Meter is used to measure the size of your (room, toe) | A meter(m) is used to measure something the size of your room. From here to Lake George would be measured in kilo-meters
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| A millimeter is used to measure the size of (your finger name, your room)? | A millimeter(mm) is used to measure small objects like the "thickness" of your finger nail. The length of a pencil is a centimeter(cm)
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| A gram is used for the weight of an elephant or a fruit snack? | Fruit Snack. grams(g) are very small. Kilo-grams(kg) would be used to weigh an elephant
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| Solve Metric Conversion using Ladder | See back of study guide.
To move to the left you divide each group by 10. <-----
To move to the right you multiply by 10. ------->
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| Kilo, Hecto, Deca Meter, Deci, Centi, Milli 1,000 100 10 1 .1 .01 .001 | Kilo, hector, dec, meter, deci, centi, milli
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