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Scientific method 6th grade

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1
Quantitative data is based on
no data
how you are feeling
numbers
data collected using your 5 senses
2
The scientific method has how many steps?
between 5-8
4 stpes
1-3 steps
1
3
The dependent varible is the varible that...
changes because of the IV
doesnt change at all
There isn't a DV in the scientific method
changes becasue of the DV
4
What data should be presented on the Y axis?
it doesn't matter
independent varible
numbers
Dependent varible
5
Qualitative data is
what you think you observed
data based on numbers
data based on words
no data at all
6
What does DV stand for?
hypothesis
conclusion
dependent variable
Data variable
7
What should go on the X axis of your graph
Data
Independent variable
Dependent Variable
which ever you want
8
What is a hypothesis?
Dependent Variable
Graph
educated guess
Data collected
9
an observation is based on
what you think may happen
your mood
facts and details
your imagination
10
What does IV stand for?
Indendepent Variable
Hypothesis
data
Dependent variable
11
What are your 5 senses
Hear, taste, happy, touch, smell
See, touch, smell, hear, taste
happy, sad, angry, elated, bothered
touch, taste, smell, hear, angry
12
This type of graph should be used when data can be expressed as a %
Linie graph
Circle
scatter plot
bar graph
13
The hypothesis should be written in this type of format
What..... If
What....does
If......then
Who.....What
14
This type of graph should be used when a change over time occurs
bar gaph
Line graph
circle graph
scatter plot
15
How is it best to display your data?
where you want
in a graph
in your conclusion
just write the numbers down
16
an inference is based on
facts
your dreams
how you are feeling
data collected through using your senses
17
Your conclusion should tie back into this
Your question
your research
your experiement
your hypothesis

Scientific method 6th grade Flashcards | StudBud

Scientific method 6th grade

17 termsStudBud Administration305 plays

basic review of the scientific method

Flashcards17 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 17

Answers

1
Quantitative data is based on
no data
how you are feeling
numbers
data collected using your 5 senses
2
The scientific method has how many steps?
between 5-8
4 stpes
1-3 steps
1
3
The dependent varible is the varible that...
changes because of the IV
doesnt change at all
There isn't a DV in the scientific method
changes becasue of the DV
4
What data should be presented on the Y axis?
it doesn't matter
independent varible
numbers
Dependent varible
5
Qualitative data is
what you think you observed
data based on numbers
data based on words
no data at all
6
What does DV stand for?
hypothesis
conclusion
dependent variable
Data variable
7
What should go on the X axis of your graph
Data
Independent variable
Dependent Variable
which ever you want
8
What is a hypothesis?
Dependent Variable
Graph
educated guess
Data collected
9
an observation is based on
what you think may happen
your mood
facts and details
your imagination
10
What does IV stand for?
Indendepent Variable
Hypothesis
data
Dependent variable
11
What are your 5 senses
Hear, taste, happy, touch, smell
See, touch, smell, hear, taste
happy, sad, angry, elated, bothered
touch, taste, smell, hear, angry
12
This type of graph should be used when data can be expressed as a %
Linie graph
Circle
scatter plot
bar graph
13
The hypothesis should be written in this type of format
What..... If
What....does
If......then
Who.....What
14
This type of graph should be used when a change over time occurs
bar gaph
Line graph
circle graph
scatter plot
15
How is it best to display your data?
where you want
in a graph
in your conclusion
just write the numbers down
16
an inference is based on
facts
your dreams
how you are feeling
data collected through using your senses
17
Your conclusion should tie back into this
Your question
your research
your experiement
your hypothesis