Explore the essentials of the scientific method, lab safety, and measurement tools. Engage with steps like hypothesis formation and experimentation, identify lab hazards, and use tools like graduated cylinders for precise measurements in scientific studies.
Observation
Inference
Neither
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Everywhere
What is science?
In the lab only
In your head
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Results
Conclusion
Hypothesis
Science
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Seeing
Hearing
Emotion
Touch
Taste
Voice
Smell
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A type of liquid
A data table
A testable statement
An experiment
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Make a prediction, Run a data, find an experiment
Hypothesis, Conclusion, Make a prediction, State experiment
Identify a Problem, Form Hypothesis, Run Experiment, Results, State Conclusion
Experiment, Data, Conclusion, Test, Hypothesis
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Beaker
Centimeter
Petri Dish
Graduated Cylinder
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Looks cool
Smells like its an experiment
Can change an experiment
Is not known
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The sky turned very dark before it rained
I think that the chemicals will fizz when I mix them.
The rock's surface was rough and jagged
I noticed my rabbit drank 1 bottle less water this week than last week
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76,450,304,129,102.2
0
1
17
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I saw a leaf with 5 pointed tips
The organism had 6 legs and a green stripe down its back
I didn't like the green ice cream as much as the red
I spilled acid on the floor and it started to smoke.
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Anything from the natural world
Something in your brain
Something about an animal
Anything from your five senses
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Sharp Objects
Glass
Chemicals
Flames/Heat
Plants
There are no hazards in science class!
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Pollution doesn't change how many fish there are
Pollution might affect the number of fish living in a stream
Pollution makes water dirty so fish can't breathe
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1 only
2 only
1,2, and 4 only
All of the items listed are variables
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If a soccer ball and a tennis ball are bounced, both might bounce, but they could be different
I think this is the wrong experiment
If a soccer ball and tennis ball are dropped from 3 feet up, then tennis ball will bounce higher.
The tennis ball will be more bouncy, but the soccer ball will go higher.
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A Beaker
A graduated cylinder
A periodic table of elements
A cup
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