Jeopardy

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Jeopardy
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Scientific Method
Metric System
Lab Equipment
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Hypothesis.
A testable prediction about the outcome of an
experiment.

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kg.
The symbol for kilogram?

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Test Tube Holder.
Can pick up and move one test tube at a time.

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Triple Beam Balance.
This tool is used to measure an objects mass.

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Data.
Observations and measurements that are recorded
during an experiment.

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Mass.
The amount of matter in an object.

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Tongs.
This tool is used to pick up large items such as
beakers.

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Graduated Cylinder.
The more precise instrument used to measure
volume.

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Control Group.
The group that does not receive any treatments.

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Volume
The amount of space something takes up.

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Taring.
The process used to zero or calibrate your
balance.

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Meniscus
The curved surface that you read to determine
volume.

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Analyze the data
The step where you examine your data by using
charts and graphs.

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Millimeters.
The larger lines on the metric ruler represent
centimeters, while the smaller lines represent
these.

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Beaker.
This instrument can hold and measure large
amounts of liquid.

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Independent Variable.
The factor that YOU change in an experiment.

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Dependent variable
The resulting change that is measured during an
experiment.

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Kiloliters.
This unit is used to measure the volume of
water in the ocean.

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Petri dish.
A clear container that holds living and
nonliving items for observation.

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Theory
A hypothesis that has been tested many times.

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Final Jeopardy
Metric System Make Your Wager
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List the steps you would follow to determine the
mass of 10mL of water.