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Mastering the Scientific Method: Essential Steps and Tools

Explore the foundational steps of the Scientific Method, from asking questions, forming hypotheses, collecting data, to measuring units and using lab tools for accurate experiments. Enhance your understanding and mastery of scientific principles.

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Mastering the Scientific Method: Essential Steps and Tools

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  1. Final Jeopardy

  2. What is the 1st and most important step in the Scientific Method?

  3. $100 Asking a question Back

  4. This is an explanation that is based on scientific research or observations and that can be tested

  5. $200 Hypothesis Back

  6. This is any piece of information acquired through observation or experimentation

  7. $300 Data Back

  8. Organizing data into these makes relationships between information easier to see

  9. $400 tables or graphs Back

  10. The results of an experiment will show the effect on this

  11. $500 variable Back

  12. What is the base unit of measure for the measure of mass?

  13. $100 gram (g) Back

  14. This is the standard unit of measure for temperature

  15. $200 ° Kelvin (K) Back

  16. What is the base unit of measure for length in the SI system?

  17. $300 Meter (m) Back

  18. What is the base unit of measure for liquid volume?

  19. $400 liter (L) Back

  20. Name the country where the SI system of measurements originated from.

  21. $500 France Back

  22. What lab tool is used to measure the temperature of objects?

  23. $100 Thermometer Back

  24. What lab tool is used to measure the mass of an object?

  25. $200 triple beam balance Back

  26. What lab tool is used to measure the volume of a liquid substance?

  27. $300 graduated cylinder Back

  28. What two lab tools can be used to measure the volume of solid, rectangular objects?

  29. $400 meter stick & ruler Back

  30. What lab tool is used to measure the volume of a non-rectangular, solid object?

  31. $500 graduated cylinder Back

  32. What does the safety symbol below mean?

  33. $100 eye protection needed Back

  34. What does the safety symbol below mean?

  35. $200 chemical safety Back

  36. What does the safety symbol below mean?

  37. $300 hand safety Back

  38. If our class is conducting a lab and your team drops a glass beaker on the floor, what is the first thing you should do?

  39. $400 You should immediately tell your teacher! Back

  40. What does the lab symbol below mean?

  41. $500 biohazard material Back

  42. Physical science is the study of which two subjects?

  43. $100 matter (chemistry) and energy (physics) Back

  44. Which scientific model would be best for illustrating the Milky Way galaxy and the Big Bang theory?

  45. $200 conceptual model Back

  46. This summarizes experimental results and observations – it describes what happens but not why.

  47. $300 scientific law Back

  48. This is the ratio of the mass of a substance to the volume of the substance

  49. $400 density Back

  50. What is the basic formula for converting liquid volume units into solid volume units?

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