What is the independent Variable?

The variable that is manipulated or changed by the researcher

The variable that is not manipulated or changed by the researcher

The variable that is not important in the study

The variable that is controlled by external factors

What is the Dependent variable?

The variable being measured or tested in an experiment and measured

The variable that is manipulated in an experiment

The variable that is not affected by the independent variable

The variable that is controlled by the researcher

What Variable is the Graphs Y-axis and X-axis?

Dependent=Y-axis Independent=X-axis

Dependent=X-axis Independent=Y-axis

Independent=x-axis Dependent=y-axis

What is the purpose of the conclusion in the Scientific Method?

Stating your experiment results, findings, and what the lab taught you errors

Stating your experiment ideas , findings, and what the lab taught you errors

Stating your experiment results, findings, and what the lab taught you

Stating your experiment results and what the lab taught you

What are line graphs best for?

Best for displaying data that changes

Best for displaying data that is a whole

Best for displaying data that involves percentages

Best for displaying data that stays the same

In Line graphs what does the Independent variable do?

Independent Variable is the value of chosen measure intervals

Independent Variable is the value of chosen data

Independent Variable is the value of chosen measuring data

Independent Variable is the value of data intervals

What does the Dependent Variable do in line Graphs?

The value that depends on what happens in the experiment

The value that depends on what ends with in the experiment

The data that depends on what happens in the experiment

The value that depends on what happens in the data

What are Bar Graphs best for?

Best for comparing several items or events helps show little or large differences in value

Best for comparing several items or events helps show little or large differences in size

Best for comparing a single item or event helps show little or large differences in value

Best for comparing several items or events

What is the use of a Pie Chart?

Best for displaying data that is a part of a whole useful for cases that where percentages are found

Best for data that is a part, useful for cases that where percentages are found

Best for displaying data that is a part of a whole useful for cases that where numbers are found

Best for displaying data that is a whole useful for cases that where percentages are found

Which is the correct conversion of basic units of measure?

Length=Meter Volume=Liter Mass=Gram Time=Second Degrees=temp

Length=Width liter=meter Mass=volume Time=Second Degrees=temp

Meter=Length Volume=Liter Gram=Mass Time=Second Degrees=temp

Length=Meter Volume=Liter Mass=weight Time=minutes Degrees=temp

What is the order and number amount of the Measurement chart

Kilo(1000)-Hecta(100)-Deca(10)-Basic Unit(1)-Dec(0.1)i-Centi(0.01)-Milli(0.001)

Kilo(100)-Hecta(10)-Deca(1)-Basic Unit(0)-Dec(0.1)i-Centi(0.01)-Milli(0.001)

Kilo(1000)-Hecta(100)-Deca(10)-Basic Unit(1)-Dec(.01)i-Centi(0.1)-Milli(0.001)

Kilo(1000)-Hecta(100)-Deca(10)-Basic Unit(0)-Dec(0.1)i-Centi(0.01)-Milli(0.001)

What is the definition of precision?

The degree of exactness of a measurement

The extent of which a measurement approaches the true value

What is the definition of accuracy?

the extent of which a measurement approaches the true value

The degree of exactness of a measurement

Third characteristic of living things

Life cycle-Growth (add more cells)and development (change body form)

Life change -Growth (add more cells)and development (change body form)

Life cycle-Growth (add more space)and development (change body parts)

fourth characteristic of living things

Evolve, adapt, response to environment

Fifth characteristics of living things

Highly order ( atoms-molecules-organells-cells-tissue-organs-organ systems-organisims

Highly order ( molecules-atoms-organells-cells-tissue-organs-organ systems-organisims

Highly order ( atoms-molecules-organs-cells-tissue-organells-organ systems-organisims

sixth characteristic of living things?

evolve, adapt, and respond to environment

grow, adapt, and respond to environment

change, adapt, and respond to environment

live, adapt, and respond to environment

In an experiment to disprove spontaneous generation a man puts meat in a jar covered with a cloth he observes that flys have been near it the next day the man sees lots of flys and maggot on the cloth

Spontaneous generation is disproven since the fly made the maggots not the meat

Spontaneous generation is proven true since maggots appeared

Spontaneous generation is disproven since the maggots didn't appear on the meat so it didn't come from the meat

Resolution and magnification of Light/compound microscope?

Magnification: 1000x Resolution: 0.4Mm

Magnification: 1500x Resolution: 0.6Mm

Magnification: 2000x Resolution: 0.2Mm

Magnification: 1200x Resolution: 0.1Mm

Magnification, and resolution of SEM Microscope and purpose of using?

Magnification: 100,000x Resolution: 5nm 3-D image done in vacuum chamber no living objects

Magnification: 50,000x Resolution: 5nm 3-D image done in vacuum chamber no living objects

Magnification: 150,000x Resolution: 10nm 2-D image done in vacuum chamber no living objects

Magnification: 1,000,000x Resolution: 10nm 2-D image done in vacuum chamber no living objects

Magnification and resolution of TEM microscope and purpose of using

Magnification: 200,000x Resolution: 0.2nm 2-D flat image vacuum chamber no living objects

Magnification: 200,000x Resolution: 0.2mn 2-D image vacuum chamber no living objects

What is the definition of ecology?

The study of interactions between organisms and the environment

The study of growth between organisms and the environment

The study of interactions of organisms toward the environment

The study of interactions between organisms and environment

What is the first level of organization?

Species/Similar organisms that can breed

Species/Similar organisms that can provide for the environment

Species/Similar organisms that can coexsist

Species/Similar organisms that can live together

What is the second level of organization?

Population/Group of the same species that live in the same area

Population/Group of the same species that coexsist in the same area

Population/Group of similar species that live in the same area

Population/Group of the same species that live in the same ecosystem

What is the third level of organization?

Community/Different population that live together in the same area

Community/several population that live together in the same area

Community/Different population that live apart in the same area

Community/ populations that live together in the same area

What is the fourth level of organization?

Ecosystem/All organisms that live in a place along with their environment

Ecosystem/All organisms that live in a place along with their biome

Ecosystem/different organisms that live in a place along with their environment

Ecosystem/All organisms that coexist in a place along with their environment

What is the fifth level of organization?

Biome/Group of ecosystems that have the same climate and dominant communities

Biome/two ecosystems that have the same climate and dominant communities

Biome/Group of ecosystems that have the same climate and communities

Biome/Group of ecosystems that have a climate and dominant communities

What is the sixth level of organization?

Biosphere/All biomes together with same climates

Biosphere/All biomes together that serves a purpose

What are producers and what are they called?

Producers are known as autotrophs since they produce their own food by capturing energy from the sun or from chemicals

Producers are known as heterotrophs since they produce their own food by capturing energy from the sun or from chemicals

Producers are known as autotrophs since they produce their own food by capturing energy from the sun

Producers are known as autotrophs since they produce their own energy by capturing energy from the sun or from chemicals

What are consumers and what are they called?

Consumers are heterotrophs and feed off other organisms and gain energy from that

Consumers are heterotrophs and feed off other organisms

Consumers are heterotrophs and bites other organisms and gain energy from that

What do decomposers do?

They break down organic matter and dead matter

detrivores eat dead matter/plant and animal remains/left overs of decomposers dead matter is called detritus

detrivores eat dead matter/plant and animal left overs of decomposers dead matter is called detritus

detrivores eat dead matter/plant and animal remains/left overs of decomposers matter is called detritus

detrivores eat matter/plant and animal remains/left overs of decomposers dead matter is called detritus

What is a food chain?

steps in which organisms transfer energy by eating or being eaten

steps in which organisms transfer energy by eating or being eaten in an ecosystem

steps in which organisms transfer energy by eating or being eaten in a pattern

steps in which organisms transfer energy by eating

A link of food chains combined from a ecosystem

A link of food chained combined with complex networks from biomes

a link of food chains combined within an ecosystem put into a biome

a link of food chains combined in a biome

What is an ecological pyramid and what are its rules?

a ecological pyramid is a diagram that shows the amount of energy or matter at each level of a food web or chain/ 10% rules only 10% of the energy from the previous level is passed on to the next level

a ecological pyramid is a diagram that shows the amount of energy at each level of a food web or chain/ 10% rules only 10% of the energy from the previous level is passed on to the next level

What is a Biomass pyramid?

Amount of tissue (potential food) at each level

Amount of tissue (potential mass) at each level

Amount of food (potential tissue) at each level

What is a Pyramid of numbers?

The number of individuals at each level

The number of food at each level

The number of energy at each level

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Rules in the classroom can be summarized by making sure what you are doing is?

Safe, and Respectful

Safe, and Careful

Safe, and Prepared

Not caring about the rules

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What is the meaning of the Scientific Method?

a general idea of a way of scientific thinking

a general description of a way of scientific thinking

a general description of a way of scientific work

a general description of scientific thinking

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What is The Scientific Method

It is a series of logical thinking that is followed in order to solve a problem

It is a series of logical tests that is followed in order to solve a problem

It is a series of logical steps that is followed in order to solve a theory

It is a series of logical steps that is followed in order to solve a problem

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How many variables do you test for when experimenting to test the hypothesis?

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Are Reasonable conclusions difficult to get if more than one variable is involved?

Yes

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What is the first step to Scientific Method?

Make a problem

Make Thesis

State the problem

State the idea

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Collect ideas

Draw conclusions

Conduct experiments

Reasearch

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Unit 1 Lesson 1-1 Scientific Method

Rules in the classroom can be summarized by making sure what you are doing is?

What is the meaning of the Scientific Method?

What is The Scientific Method

How many variables do you test for when experimenting to test the hypothesis?

Are Reasonable conclusions difficult to get if more than one variable is involved?

What is the first step to Scientific Method?

What is the second step to The scientific Method?

What is the third step in The Scientific Method?

What is the fourth step to The Scientific Method?

What is Control?

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