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Scienctific Method Review #satlergrade6scientificmethodreview
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True or false- The conclusion should be written as an If...then... statement.
true
false
2
Qualitative or Quantitative? The room is 14m X 20m.
quantitative
qualitative
3
Which part of the experimental plan is usually written as an If...then... statement?
hypothesis
results
variable
conclusion
4
Which rider should you begin with when finding the mass of an object on the balance?
lowest (ones)
highest (hundreds)
middle (tens)
5
This part of the scientific method lists the steps taken to set up and conduct the experiment.
purpose
hypothesis
procedure
results
6
Qualitative or Quantitative? My room is the biggest room in the house.
qualitative
quantitative
7
The basic unit of length in the metric system is _________________.
inch
meter
gram
mile
8
Explaining or interpreting the things you observe is called ___________.
experimenting
observing
inferencing
9
T or F- You should avoid using words like "big" and "small" in your observations.
true
false
10
What mass is indicated?
63.5 g
260.35 g
263.5 g
11
Does the mass of a toy car affect how far it will roll? What is the manipulated variable?
size of wheels
mass of car
shape of car
distance rolled
12
What piece of equipment is the most accurate to use for measuring liquids?
graduated cylinder
flask
beaker
13
What is the basic unit for volume in the metric system?
gram
meter
liter
14
Which piece of equipment would you use to pick up small objects?
graduated cylinder
beaker
forceps
test tube
15
What measurement is indicated at "b"?
2.5 cm
1.5 cm
2.5 m
1.5 mm
16
What is the volume in the graduated cylinder?
40.3 mL
43 mL
57 mL
46 mL
17
What is the unit of measure on the graduated cylinder, beaker, and flask?
milliliter (mL)
centimeter (cm)
millimeter (mm)
gram (g)
18
True or False- You should never eat or drink in the lab.
False
True
19
True or False- The scientific method is the process scientists follow to answer questions.
false
true
20
True or False- You should pick up broken glass immediately.
true
false
21
True or False- Before you use a balance you need to "zero" it.
false
true
22
What word describes information gathered using one of your senses?
prediction
inference
variable
observation
23
Descriptions that include numbers that are often made using scientific tools.
qualitative observations
quantitative observations
inferences
results
24
Descriptions made from using your senses.
inferences
qualitative observations
results
quantitative observations
25
What is the basic unit for mass?
meter
liter
gram
26
What is the abbreviation for decagram?
dg
daL
dag
dL
27
What is the term for any factor that can change in an experiment?
hypothesis
variable
data
conclusion
28
True or False- Two variables can be changed in a controlled experiment.
false
true
29
What is the value of the prefix kilo?
100
1/1000
1000
10
30
What is the curved surface of the water in a graduated cylinder called?
meniscus
objective
bubble
variable
31
Which unit on the thermometer do we use in science class?
Farhenheit
Celsius
32
Qualitative or Quantitative? The water turned blue.
qualitative
quantitative
33
What mass is indicated on the balance?
190.4g
109.4g
194g
191.4g
34
The prefix that means 1/1000 is ________________.
centi-
kilo-
milli-
deca-
35
True or False- Always begin focusing a microscope while on the lowest power.
true
false
36
This part of the scientific method is the problem the scientist wants to study.
hypothesis
purpose
conclusion
results
37
The triple beam balance is used to measure _______________________.
volume
length
mass
density
38
What measurement is indicated by "d"?
3.2 mm
32 cm
3.2 m
32 mm
39
True or False- You should always carry a microscope with one hand on the arm and the base.
false
true
40
This is the one factor that is changed in an experiment.
responding (dependent) variable
controlled (fixed) variable
manipulated (independent) variable
41
The kilogram is a unit of _________________.
temperature
mass
volume
length
42
The amount of liquid in a drinking glass would most likely be measured in ____________________.
milliliters
centimeters
grams
liters
43
Part of the scientific method that answers the original question.
conclusion
purpose
hypothesis
results
44
These are the variables that remain the same in an experiment.
controlled variables
manipulated variables
responding variables
45
This is the prediction about the outcome of an experiment?
hypothesis
purpose
conclusion
procedure