Safety, Metric, and Scientific Method

Testing the hypothesis and variables to get an outcome.

What type of graph would be best to use if you had precentages?

The "steps" that scientists use during an experiment is called what?

The records of the experiment are called?

Convert the following:    844 km into m

Which type of variable is the one item in the experiment that changes from group to group?

What measurement is based off of the force of gravity?

How much does the object weigh?

When you are guessing about a measurement, you are using what?

What is on the X-axis?

Temperature can measure how hot or cold something is... what else does it measure?

Which type of variable is the variable that you record the data off of, it is your measurement.

How much liquid is there?

What decides how precise a measurement can be?

The metric system is based on which number?

What is the format of a hypothesis?

What uses meters to measure?

When using sharp objects, always cut material...

What do we call the normal group that does not get the independent variable?

What is missing from this graph?

What measures Volume?

Which type of graph use groups or categories as an axis label?

The curve in the water is called the meniscus, where do you measure it from?

A testable prediction for an experiment is what?

What is the name of the axis that runs up and down on the graph?

Convert the following.  7,400 mg into g.

An interpretation of the events based on what you already know.

Which color gets hotter as time increases?

Which of the following is the correct order of metric prefixes from smallest to largest?

Spell my name correctly.