Test- Scientific Method Flashcards

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  1. What is the part of an experiment that serves as a standard for comparison?
A

NB pg. 3

Control group

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  1. What is more precise? 20.0 mL or 20 mL?
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NB pg. 3

20 mL

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3
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  1. What Graph would be the best way to illustrate students percentages on tests?
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NB 3

Circle Graph

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4
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  1. What do you do before you start a lab?
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NB 3

Read instructions

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5
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  1. Put 2,075,000 into scientific notation
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NB 3

2.075 x 10((6))

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  1. Put 1.17 x 10((-4)) into standard notation
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NB 3

.000117

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7
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Change 9.081 x 10((7)) to standard notation

A

90,810,000

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8
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  1. What is a mortar and pestle used for
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NB 3

Grind powder

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9
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  1. What are tongs used for?
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NB 3

Hold hot objects

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10
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  1. What is an erlenmeyer used for?
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NB 3

Heat, stir, measure

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11
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  1. What are Bunsen burners used for?
A

NB 3

Heat

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12
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  1. What’s an independent variable?
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Amount of caffeine

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13
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  1. What’s a dependent variable?
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Heartbeat

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