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WorksheetsObservation Study Guide
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 33mins
In Science class, we use the ____ system.
Metric
Imperial
At a grocery store in the US, they mostly use the ___ system.
Metric
Imperial
Messages from our senses
Observation
Inference
Messages we think in our brain
Observation
Inference
Observations come from our ____.
Brain
Senses
Inferences come from our ____.
Brain
Senses
People are wearing Santa hats
Observation
Inference
Today is Christmas.
Observation
Inference
Maybe it's a hot day.
Observation
Inference
The ice cream is melting.
Observation
Inference
The dog is under the bed.
Observation
Inference
The dog is hiding because it is scared of the thunderstorm.
Observation
Inference
Maybe there is a skunk in the kitchen.
Observation
Inference
The woman is holding her nose.
Observation
Inference
The clouds are dark.
Observation
Inference
It is going to thunderstorm later.
Observation
Inference
Which sense can tell you that the sun feels hot?
Sight
Taste
Touch
Hearing
What sense would Kenzie use when she sniffs the flower?
Smell
Taste
Sight
Touch
Cade could tell the kittens were saying "Meow" by ____ them.
Seeing
Tasting
Hearing
Touching
Match the observation to the sense organ.
The cat is black.
I saw it with my eyes.
The cat is soft.
I felt it with my fingers.
The cat is saying, "Meow."
I heard it with my ears.
The cat is stinky.
I smelled it with my nose.
Match the word to the part of speech.
Observe
Verb
Observation
Noun
Observable
Adjective
Match the word to the part of speech.
Predict
Verb
Prediction
Noun
Predictable
Adjective
Quantitative Observations use (a) , but Qualitative Observations use (b) .
Classify these observations into the right category.
Today is windy.
The wind is 25 mph.
It feels so hot today.
The temperature is 19 degrees Celsius.
Uses adjectives
Uses numbers
The air feels very dry today.
The humidity is 7%.
Scientists make (a) observations, which use numbers.
Most people make (b) observations, which use adjectives.
The most important reason scientists use Quantitative observations is ___.
It helps them make predictions.
It makes them sound smarter.
The government says they have to.
Match the tool to its name.
Graduated Cylinder
Scale
Meter Stick
Match the tool to its property.
Volume
Mass
Length
Match the tool to its units.
Liters (L)
grams (g)
meters (m)
Match the property to its units.
Volume
Liters (L)
Mass
grams (g)
Length
meters (m)
Match the sense organ to its function!
Hear
Taste
Touch
Smell
See
Match the sense to an example.
See
The wall is white.
Hear
The TV is loud.
Smell
The garbage is stinky.
Taste
The lemon is sour.
Touch
The ball is heavy.
