6th grade Science Test Review
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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Which type of graph is best used to compare data? | bar graph
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Which type of graph is best used to show data as percentages or parts of a whole? | pie or circle graph
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Which type of graph is best used to show changes over time? | line graph
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What should you do when you have questions during a lab activity? | You should ALWAYS ask your teacher if you have questions or are unclear during a lab activity.
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What is needed for experiments involving chemicals, heat, or glass? | Goggles, lab coat or apron, closed-toe shoes, and tongs are needed
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Why do we use data tables? | Data tables organize our data.
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Why do we use graphs? | Graphs help us better see trends and patterns in our data.
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Does the color of an M&M affect how quickly it melts? What is the independent variable (IV)? | color of an M&M
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Does the color of an M&M affect how quickly it melts? What is the dependent variable (DV)? | how quickly it melts
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Does the type of shoes affect how fast I run the mile? What is the IV? | type of shoes
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Does the type of shoes affect how fast I run the mile? What is the DV? | how fast I run
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What information should be included on all graphs? | TAILS (Title, Axis, Intervals, Labels, Scale)
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What's the best way to know what information is displayed on a graph? | Read the title :)
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the amount of space matter takes up | volume
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what instrument or equipment is used to measure volume of an irregular-shaped object | graduated cylinder
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the device used to measure temperature | thermometer
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the equipment used to measure length | meter stick
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the equipment used to measure mass | balance
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the unit of measure for mass | gram
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the unit of measure for volume | mL
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the method used to measure volume of an irregular-shaped object | water displacement
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How does the use of weights affect my weight loss? What is the IV? Hint: What am I changing? | use of weights
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How does the use of weights affect my weight loss? What is the DV? Hint: What am I measuring? | my weight loss
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How does the use of weights affect my weight loss? What would be controls of this experiment? | The foods I eat, the exercises I do, how often I exercise
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Why are models used in Science? | Models help us better understand things that are too difficult for us to directly observe
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I want to know if glue sticks or liquid glue hold a poster to the wall longer. I will hang 1 with a glue stick for adhesive and hand the other with liquid glue. After 8 hours, I will see if glue sticks or liquid glue hold a poster to the wall longer. | This is a comparative investigation.
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How does the rotation and revolution of the moon affect tides on Earth? I will make a model of the Earth and moon to simulate the movements of both. I will research this topic online from a reputable website source. | This is a descriptive investigation.
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Does the number of dryer sheets affect static electricity in my laundry? I will wash some with no dryer sheets, some with 1 dry sheet, some with 2 dryer sheets, and the remainder with 3 dryer sheets to answer my testable question. | This is an experimental investigation.
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You may also shuffle the rows of the table by clicking on the "Shuffle" button.
Or sort by any of the columns using the down arrow next to any column heading.
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