How Science Work Skills

Question 1

Independent Variable

Answer 1

The variable you change

Question 2

Dependent variable

Answer 2

The variable you measure

Question 3

Control variable

Answer 3

The things you keep the same in the experiment

Question 4

CORMMSS

Answer 4

The acronym to design a experiment

Question 5

C

Answer 5

Change- The independent variable

Question 6

O

Answer 6

Organism- The organism, its age, pre existing conditions etc.

Question 7

R

Answer 7

Repeat- Repeat the experiment 3 times

Question 8

M

Answer 8

Measure 1- The tool you will measure

Question 9

M

Answer 9

Measure 2- The dependent variable, the thing you are measuring

Question 10

S

Answer 10

Same- One control variable

Question 11

S

Answer 11

Same- Another control variable

Question 12

FLIDUB

Answer 12

The way to draw a table

Question 13

FL

Answer 13

Full Labels- All the labels e.g. Weight(KG)

Question 14

I

Answer 14

Independent variable- What are you changing and on the left side of table

Question 15

D

Answer 15

Dependent variable- What you measure and goes on the right side of the graph

Question 16

U

Answer 16

Units- Correct units needed

Question 17

B

Answer 17

Brackets- Putting the measurement in brackets e.g. Height (m)

Question 18

Percentage change

Answer 18

end value- initial value/initial value*100

Question 19

SEE

Answer 19

The structure to analyze date

Question 20

SEE

Answer 20

Statement- The point
Evidence- The data to back up your point
Explain- What does the data show

Question 21

Reliability

Answer 21

How trustworthy results are. Repeating a experiment is how it can be improved

Question 22

Accuracy

Answer 22

How close the results it to the actual result. Using more accurate equipment is how it can be improved

Question 23

Precision

Answer 23

Getting the same results multiple times. Smaller increments is the way to improve it