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Introduce metric system, measurement, scientific method

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metric system   decimal system  
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Kilo-   one thousand (1,000)  
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weight   the measurement of the force of gravity exerted on an object  
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centi-   one hundredth (0.1) (1/100)  
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length   measuring the distance from one point to another point  
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milli-   one thousandth (0.001) (1/1000)  
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mass   measuring the amount of matter in an object or substance  
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volume   measuring how much space an object or substance occupies (V=lxwxh)  
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inference   an explanation of what is observed  
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properties   traits or characteristics used to describe matter  
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observation   using one or more senses to examine something carefully  
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qualitative observation   an observation that includes numbers and measurements  
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classification   grouping items according to similar characteristics  
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graduated cylinder   an instrument used to measure volume  
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triple beam balance   instrument used to measure mass  
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temperature   measuring how hot or cold something is  
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density   the amount of matter packed into a given volume of space  
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scientific method   a guide used by scientists to gather information and solve problems  
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constant   part of the experiment that is not changed  
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dependent variable   what you measure in your experiment  
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independent variable   the factor you are testing in your experiment  
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