Learning Standard 1 Test ( Science ) Flashcards

1
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Name the three Variables in an experiment

A
  • Independent Variables
  • Dependadnt Variables
  • Controlled Variables.
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2
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What is an Independant Variable?

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A Variable you can change or manipulate

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3
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What is a Dependant Variable?

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a Variable that is affected by your independent variable.

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4
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What is a Controlled Varible?

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Variables that stay the same throughout the experiment.

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5
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if the arrows on a target are in a group but are not near the bullsizy is that accurate or pursise?

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Accurate

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6
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If the arrows are all on the bullsiy, is that accurate or purses?

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Both

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7
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if the arrows are all close to the bullsy but not on it, is that accurate or pursise?

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Persise

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8
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what are the 2 properties of matter?

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-Qualitative
-Quanititaive

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9
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What does Qualitative mean?

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Measures using instruments such as a ruler. Measures in #’s

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10
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What does Quanlitative mean?

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Information that cant be meaused, Uses your senses.
Sight, hears, smell, taste, touch.

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11
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What is the Percent Error formula?

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Eperimental value - accepted value / accepted value x 100

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12
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what is this percent error?
a student finds the density of a liquid to be 0.1369g/cm3 the known density of the liquid is 0.1478g/cm3

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0.1369 - 0.1478 / 0.1478 x 100 = - 7.378%

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13
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How many significant figures does this number have?
0.0000482

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3

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14
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How many signifigant figures does this number have?
3.00 x 10cubed3

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3

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15
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How many signifigant figures does this number have?
122.000

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6

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16
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What is the answer to this signifigant figure equation?
36.0 x 5.0

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18 g/cm3

17
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What is the answer to this signifigant figure equation?
3.22 + 2

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5 g/cm3

18
Q

What are the two claffsifications of a pure substance?

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-Element
- Compound

19
Q

what are the two clasifications of a mixture?

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  • Homogeneous (solution)
    -Heterogeneous
20
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How would you classify H2O2?

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Pure substance, Compound

21
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How woulud you classify Hot tea?

A

Homogeneous Solution

22
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How would you classify Rasian Bran?

A

Heterogeneous Substnace

23
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How would you classify Neon?

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Pure Substance, Element

24
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What is the definition of matter

A

Anything with mass and takes up space

25
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What are Physical Properties?

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They can be observed or measured without changing the identity of the substance. Ex.)
Texture, color, smell, melting point, boiling point, density.

26
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What are Chemical Properties?

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Describes a substance’s ability to change and transform into a different substance. Ex.)
Flammability, reactivity, ability to rust

27
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Is Digesting food a chemical or a physical change?

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Chemical

28
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Is rusting metel a chemical or physical change?

A

Chemical

29
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Is melting ice a physical or chemical change?

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Physical

30
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Is chopping wood a physical or chemical change?

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Physical