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• Chapter 1 Review Game

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Graphing The SI System Physical Science 101 Conversions Experi- ments
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Graphing

• The 3 basic types of graphs.

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Graphing

• What are line, pie and bar graphs?

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Graphing

• This is the axis where we put the dependent
  variable.

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Graphing

• What is the y axis?

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Graphing

• The type of relationship of this graph.

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Graphing

• What is a direct relationship?

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Graphing

• These are three things that should be done for
  any graph that is made.

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Graphing

• 1. Title
• 2. Labels (x and y axis)
• 3. Legend/Key
• 4. Colorful
• 5. Use computers if possible.

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Graphing

• 5 pizzas are made. 1 beef, 1 taco, and 3
  cheese. The pie graph for this example looks
  like this (graph it).

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Graphing
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The SI System

• This is the number the SI system is based on is
  this.

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The SI System

• What is 10?

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The SI System

• Grams measure mass and length measures this SI
  base unit.

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The SI System

• What is the meter?

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The SI System

• Converting from Kelvin to Celsius you subtract
  this number.

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The SI System

• What is 273?

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The SI System

• Density comes from 2 SI base units called this.

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The SI System

• What are the gram (mass) and milliliter (volume)?

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The SI System

• The SI system was developed in France during this
  year.

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The SI System

• What is 1960?

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Physical Science 101

• A system of knowledge and the methods used to
  find that knowledge defines this term.

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Physical Science 101

• What is science?

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Physical Science 101

• Using technology to enhance life and solve
  practical problems defines this term.

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Physical Science 101

• What is technology?

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Physical Science 101

• Physical science is broken down into these 2
  basic categories.

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Physical Science 101

• What are physics and chemistry?

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Physical Science 101

• The 3 main branches of Science include physical
  science, earth and space science and this other
  science.

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Physical Science 101

• What is Life science?

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Physical Science 101

• The term given to a scientific guess or possible
  answer to a question.

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Physical Science 101

• What is hypothesis?

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Conversions and Experiments

• 2.2 g converted to mg.

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Conversions and Experiments

• What is 2200 mg?

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Conversions and Experiments

• 1.5 x 103 mm converted to hm.

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Conversions and Experiments

• What is 0.015 hm?

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Conversions and Experiments

• The density of a metal block that has a mass of
  240 grams and a volume of 120 ml.

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Conversions and Experiments

• What is 2.0 g/ml?

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Conversions and Experiments

• The variables that remain the same or unchanged
  in an experiment.

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Conversions and Experiments

• What are constants?

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Conversions and Experiments

• Another name for the independent variable is
  this.

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Conversions and Experiments

• What is a control?

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