Scientific Method, Measurements, Graphing, Density

If water has a density of 1 g/mL, what has a density greater than 1 g/mL?

If water has a density of 1 g/mL, what has a density less than 1 g/mL?

What is the mass shown?

What is the mass shown?

What is the most dense object in the picture?

Find the dependent variable

Find the Independent Variable

What is the volume of the cube?

Sarah bought a new car in 2001. If the trend continues, what will it be worth in 2008?

Find the Independent Variable

Find the dependent variable

The mass of the liquid in the pink graduated cylinder is 15g. Find the density.

What is supported by lots of data and explains those observations that are always true?

If you were making a graph, what scale would you use on the left side / y-axis?

If you were making a graph, what would you label the bottom/ x-axis?

What is the least dense object in the picture?

What is the variable that is changed by the scientist?

What is an educated guess about how the world works?

What is the volume of the cube?

Find the volume of the pink graduated cylinder

If you were making a graph, what would you label the left side / y-axis?

What tool do you use to measure volume?

What tool is not matched up to the correct thing it measures?

What is designed to see if our educated guess is not correct?

You are training for a marathon. How many Km will you have run in 5 hours?

What is the volume of the blue graduated cylinder?

What is supported by lots of data and tries to explain why things in the universe happen?

The mass of the volume in the blue graduated cylinder is 46g. Find the density.

Find the independent variable

If the mass of the cube is 100g, what is its density?

In the year 2200, what would you expect the population to be?

Find the dependent variable

Hard question! What has a density of 1 g/mL?

What unit is not matched up to the correct measurement?