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group that does not received experimental treatment
a) control
b) dependent
c) controlled
d) manipulated
Scientists use these units
a) U.S.
b) customary
c) metric
d)
conclusions based on observations made
a) inferences
b) interferences
c) data
d) results
read graduated cylinders at the
a) very top of the cylinder
b) meniscus
c) closest whole number
d) meniscutso
first step in the scientific method
a) Form the hypothesis.
b) Define the problem.
c) Collect data.
d) Draw conclusions.
mass = 75 g; volume = 5 mL; density =?
a) 80 g/mL
b) 70 g/mL
c) 1/15 g/mL
d) 15 g/mL
A constant...
a) stays the same
b) changes
c) is also called dependent
d) is also called responding
Who doesn't usually drink chocolate milk?
a) King Joseph
b) King Bradley
c) King Henry
d) King David
unit you might find on a graduated cylinder in a science lab
a) mL
b) grams
c) cups
d) tbs
volume of a cube that has a width of 3 cm
a) 9 cubic cm
b) 270 cubic cm
c) 27 cubic cm
d) not enough information given
variable changed by the scientist
a) independent
b) dependent
c) control
d) constant
Which could be a metric unit for volume?
a) centimeter
b) cubic centimeter
c) gram
d) meter
If adding a rock causes water to increase from 20 mL to 30 mL, the volume of the rock is...
a) 50 mL
b) 20 mL
c) 10 mL
d) 30 mL
Which is not an observation?
a) seeing
b) touching
c) sleeping
d) tasting
Why mass and weight are different
a) friction
b) grams
c) gravity
d) volume
formula for density
a) volume/mass
b) mass x volume
c) length x width x height
d) mass/volume
Test grades: 70, 95, 82, 99, 71 How would you set up to find range?
a) 99-70
b) 99-71
c) 95-70
d) 70-99
amount of space
a) mass
b) volume
c) density
d) time
What can help you remember the formula for density?
a) a butterfly
b) a rectangle
c) a heart
d) a balance
Place in the correct order: instrument for mass; metric unit for volume; metric unit for temperature
a) graduated cylinder, milliliter, Celsius
b) triple beam balance, liter, Kelvin
c) beaker, gram, Kelvin
d) triple beam balance, liter, Fahrenheit
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