Scientific Method Review Jeopardy

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Scientific Method Review Jeopardy

• Scientific Method
• Parts of an Experiment
• Lab Safety

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Round 1
Round 2
Find that Variable!! Parts of Experiment Steps of Sc. Method Prefixes Misc.
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Find That Variable! 10 points

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• What was the problem in this study?
• Sponge Bob wanted to find out if Clean-O
  detergent would clean his pants.

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Sponge Bob Clean Pants!

• Sponge Bob noticed that his favorite pants were
  not as clean as they used to be. His friend
  Sandy told him he should try using Clean-O
  detergent, a new brand of laundry soap she found
  at Sail-Mart. Sponge Bob thought this might work
  so he washed one pair of pants in plain water and
  another in water with Clean-O detergent. After
  washing both pairs a total of 3 times, the pants
  washed in Clean-O did not appear to be any
  cleaner than the pants washed in plain water.
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Find That Variable! 20 points

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• What was the control group?
• The pants washed in plain water (the test
  factor was not applied to them).

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Find That Variable! 30 points

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• What was the manipulated variable?
• The detergent (the test factor)

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Find That Variable! 40 points

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• What was the responding variable?
• The cleanliness of the pants (the factor he
  looked at to see if the experiment worked)

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Find That Variable! 50 points

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• What is Sponge Bobs conclusion?
• Clean-O detergent does not work, therefore his
  hypothesis was wrong!

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Parts of Experiment 10 points

• The number of manipulated (tested) variables in a
  valid experiment
• ONE!

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Parts of Experiment 20 points

• The variables in an experiment that are the SAME
  for all experimental subjects.
• Constants

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Parts of Experiment 30 points

• The group/subject in an experiment that is used
  to compare to and is usually treated under
  normal conditions.
• CONTROL

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Parts of Experiment 40 points

• The variable that the scientist measures, also
  known as the dependent variable.
• Responding variable

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Parts of Experiment 50 points

• The variable that the scientist manipulates or
  teststhe variable that is different between
  all groups/subjects in the study.
• Manipulated (independent) variable

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Steps of Sc. Method 10 points

• Suzy writes down the height of her plants each
  week.
• Recording Data

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Steps of Sc. Method 20 points

• Suzy finds that soil with 40 grams of fertilizer
  produced the healthiest, tallest plants.
• Conclusion

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Steps of Sc. Method 30 points

• Suzy wonders how much fertilizer is best for her
  plants.
• Stating the problem

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Steps of Sc. Method 40 points

• Suzy adds no fertilizer to one plant group and
  then adds 10 g, 20 g, 30 g, 40 g, and 50 g to the
  soil of her experimental groups.
• Experiment.

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Steps of Sc. Method 50 points

• Suzy explains that she thinks the plant group
  receiving 30 g of fertilizer will have the best
  growth.
• Hypothesis

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Prefixes 10 points

• Bio
• Life

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Prefixes 20 points

• Mono
• One

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Prefixes 30 points

• Endo
• Inner

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Prefixes 40 points

• Meso
• Middle

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Prefixes 50 points

• Phobia
• Fear

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Misc. 10 points

• An educated guess.
• Hypothesis

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Misc. 20 points

• Define objective reasoning
• Using facts and data

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Misc. 30 points

• Define pseudoscience
• A type of science based on thoughts and feelings
  NOT data or facts

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Misc. 40 points

• Why is a control group necessary in an
  experiment?
• So you have something to compare to the norm

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Misc. 50 points

• Why is it important to use ethics in any
  experimental situation? Explain and give an
  example.
• You use ethics so that your results are reliable
  and trustworthy for others to replicate and learn
  from

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Round 2
Final Jeopardy
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Category 6 20 points

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Category 6 40 points

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Category 6 60 points

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Category 6 80 points

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Category 6 100 points

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Category 7 20 points

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Category 7 40 points

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Category 7 60 points

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Category 7 80 points

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Category 7 100 points

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Category 8 20 points

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Category 8 40 points

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Category 8 60 points

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Category 8 80 points

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Category 8 100 points

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Category 9 20 points

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Category 9 40 points

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Category 9 60 points

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Category 9 80 points

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Category 9 100 points

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Category 10 20 points

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Category 10 40 points

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Category 10 60 points

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Category 10 80 points

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Category 10 100 points

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Final Jeopardy

• Write down the amount you wish to wager on this
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Final Jeopardy

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