Science Review - Unit 1, Lessons 4 & 5

Science Review - Unit 1, Lessons 4 & 5

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How do scientists record and show data?

A data table is a chart for recording information.

A bar graph is used to compare information.

What is Evidence?

Facts that PROVE if your hypothesis is correct

Multiple Choice

Which one of the following words is a chart to record science information?

• Evidence

• Data

• Data Table

• Bar Graph

Multiple Choice

Which of the following words best describes:

A piece of Science information?

• data

• data table

• evidence

• bar graph

Multiple Choice

Which Science term best describes:

Facts to prove if a hypothesis is correct or incorrect?

• data table

• bar graph

• evidence

• data

Multiple Choice

Which one of the following words best describes what scientists use to compare data in an easy readable way?

• data table

• data

• evidence

• bar graph

Multiple Choice

Which measuring tool could you use to find the mass of a solid object?

• graduated cylinder

• pan balance

• measuring cup

• thermometer

Multiple Choice

Which measuring tool should you use to find the volume of a glass of water?

• pan balance

• stopwatch

• graduated cylinder

• dropper

Multiple Choice

Choose the science tool you would use to pick up and count small grains of rice.

Multiple Choice

Choose the science tool you would use to find the mass of a banana.

Multiple Choice

Choose the science tool you would use to find out how long it takes for water to freeze in to ice.

Multiple Choice

Choose the science tool you would use to look closely at a butterfly's wing.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following items measures to about 3 inches long?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following items measures to about 5 inches long?

Multiple Choice

Scientists communicate their data and conclusions in many different ways.

Which is a way that scientists share their findings?

• Newspapers

• TV

• Radio

• Journal Articles

Multiple Choice

Which is the best way that scientists check each other’s work?

• Take a vote

• Checking for an answer in an encyclopedia

• Do the experiment again and see if you get the same result

• Running spell speck on the computer