Module 1 Flashcards

1
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What does RACEHOGS stand for?

A

Reproduction, adapt, cells, energy, homeostasis, organization, growth/development, stimuli

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2
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What unit is specific to length?

A

m meters

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3
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What unit is specific to volume?

A

L liters

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4
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What unit is specific to mass?

A

g grams

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5
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What does king henry drank up dark chocolate milk stand for?

A

Kilo, hecto, deka, unit, deci, centi, milli

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6
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5.6 m to cm?

A

560 cm

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7
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0.025 km to cm?

A

2,500 km

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8
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27.5 mL to L?

A

0.0275 L

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9
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6.3 g to mg?

A

6,300 mg

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10
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What tool do we use to measure length?

A

Metric ruler

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11
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What tool do we use to measure volume?

A

Graduated cylinder

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12
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What tool do we use to measure mass?

A

Triple beam balance

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13
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What’s the difference between a scientific theory vs. law?

A

Law- a description of a pattern in nature (an event)
Theory- explanation for why that event happened, more expansive

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14
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Are open or closed ended questions better for science experiments?

A

Open are more helpful for qualitative observations, closed for quantitative
Closed help you solve a specific thing while open give you a variety of things to test.

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15
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Define hypothesis:

A

A prediction based on observation or evidence to be tested

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16
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Which axis does the independent variable go on?

17
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What is a control group?

A

The group that does not receive treatment when studied

18
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What are constants?

A

Factors in an experiment that remain the same to isolate the other variable(s) being tested

19
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What’s the purpose of a data table?

A

Shows all outcomes in 1 table

20
Q

When do you use a bar graph vs. a line graph?

A

Bar graphs are for comparison, line graphs a better at showing trends/patterns over time

21
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How is an experiment valid?

A

If it’s repeatable, has consistent results, and has tested the hypothesis