Science Test 2 Flashcards

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1
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What are the seven steps of the scientific Method?

A
  1. Make observations
  2. State a Problem
  3. Research
  4. Form a Hypothesis
  5. Test your Hypothesis
  6. Draw a Conclusion
  7. Share your Results
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2
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What is a Hypothesis?

A

A hypothesis is an educated guess

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3
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What is a Variable?

A

A variable is the factor being tested

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4
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What is a Control?

A

A control is the group that lacks the variable

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5
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Why do we use the Metric System?

A

It is used worldwide and it is easier to convert

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6
Q

Abbreviate each prefix:
1. Kilo:
2. Deca:
3. Centi:

A
  1. K
  2. Da
  3. C
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7
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What is the prefix for the examples below?
1. H
2. D
3. M

A
  1. Hecto
  2. Deci
  3. Milli
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8
Q

What prefix corresponds with these values?
1. 100
2. 0.01
3. 10

A
  1. Hecto
  2. Centi
  3. Deca
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9
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What values do these prefixes have?
1. Deci
2. Kilo
3. Milli

A
  1. 0.1
  2. 1000
  3. 0.001
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10
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What tools do you use to measure…
1. Length of pen
2. Mass of pen
3. Volume of pen cap

A
  1. Metric Ruler
  2. Balance
  3. Granulated Cylinder
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11
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What unit do you use for…
1. Length
2. Mass
3. Volume
4. Temperature

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  1. Meters
  2. Grams
  3. Liters
  4. Degrees Celsius
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12
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What does each of the abbreviations stand for?
1. km
2. dL
3. mg

A
  1. kilometers
  2. deciliters
  3. milligrams
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13
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What does each on abbreviated look like?
1. hectoliters
2. decagrams
3. centimeters

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  1. hL
  2. dag
  3. cm
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14
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Metric conversion:
12.358 dm = _________ km

A

0.0012358 km

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15
Q

Metric conversion:
64.28 hg = __________ dag

A

642.8 dag

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16
Q

Metric conversion:
4590 mm = __________ m

A

4.59 m

17
Q

What temperature does water freeze? (Both Fahrenheit and Celsius)

A

0 degrees Celsius
32 degrees Fahrenheit

18
Q

What temperature does water boil? (Both Fahrenheit and Celsius)

A

100 degrees Celsius
212 degrees Fahrenheit

19
Q

What is Length?

A

Length is the distance between two points

20
Q

What is Mass?

A

Mass is the amount of matter in an object

21
Q

What is Volume?

A

Volume is how much space a thing occupies.

22
Q

What is Weight?

A

Weight is the attraction between objects due to gravity.

23
Q

What is Temperature?

A

Temperature is the average kinetic energy of particles in a sample of matter. (How hot or cold something is)

24
Q

What is Density?

A

Density is the amount of mass per unit volume

25
Q

Density Problem:
What is the density of a cube that has a mass of 128 grams and it has a side length of 4 centimeters?

A

2 g/cubic centimeters

26
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Density Problem:
If there are 25 mL of a liquid and its mass is 100 g, what is its density?

A

4 g/mL

27
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Density Problem: Cube one has a mass of 14.5 g. Cube two has a mass of 10.95 g. If both cubes have a volume of 5 cubic centimeters, which one is more dense?

A

Cube one is more dense.

28
Q

1 cubic cm of water = ____ mL = ____ g?

A

1 mL and 1 g

29
Q

True or False: Is the Metric system a base 10 system?

A

True