Science Test #1 Vocabluary

What is the metric unit for measuring mass?

• feet

• inches

• gram (kilogram)

• height

If you hear Coach yelling and you are at the far end of the field, how does the sound differ than if you are close to her and why is there a difference?

• Sound doesn't sound as loud because of the tone of Coach's voice

• Sound doesn't sound any different

• The sound doesn't differ at all

• Sound doesn't sound as loud because of time/space difference

Scientific observations are very specific and based on exactly what you _____, ________, _______, and ________.

• see, hear, smell, touch

• know, learned, read, discovered

• identified, hypothesized, discovered, and reported.

Examples of scientific investigations can be: performing a controlled ____, using a model to test a _____, or making repeated _____, about our natural world.

• experiment, conclusion, data

• experiments, hypothesis, observations

• data, experiment, observations

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Scientific observations are very specific, and based on exactly what you _____, ______, _______, and ________.

• Want to know, find out, discover, report

• see, hear, smell, touch

• already know, what you learn, what you wonder, report

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Scientists report their work to other scientists by

• writing reports about their investigations

• talking about it with their friends

• writing a blog about it

• posting it on Facebook

Which is the metric unit for measuring length?

• inches and feet

• meter (millimeter, kilometer)

• pounds and ounces

• liters (milliliters)

Which tool measure force?

• a yard stick

• volume measuring cup

• force spring scale

• a scale

Which tool measures volume?

• graduated cylinder

• a scale

• a yard stick

• a spring scale

When you do an investigation using repeated observations, you are collecting ______ over a period of time.

• reports

• experiments

• evidence

• questions

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