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Science Vocabulary Bingo

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Science Vocabulary Bingo. Descriptive research. Research based on observations. Experimental research. Investigations or research involving variables. Data. Observations collected during investigations. Liter. Unit used for measuring volume. Observation. Made by using 5 senses. Energy. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Science Vocabulary Bingo

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Descriptive research

• Research based on observations

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Experimental research

• Investigations or research involving variables

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Data

• Observations collected during investigations

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Liter

• Unit used for measuring volume

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Observation

• Made by using 5 senses

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Energy

• The ability to do work or cause change

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Model

• Used to represent things that are too big, too small, too expensive, or too dangerous

• Have limitations

• The act of representing something

• A simulation

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Hypothesis

• An educated guess about the outcome of an experiment

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Independent variable

• What is changed or tested by the scientist

• May cause a change

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Y-axis

• The side axis on a graph

• Where the dependent variable is plotted

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Variable

• A factor that can change during an experiment

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Mass

• A measure of the amount of matter in an object

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Represent

• To symbolize

• To stand for

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Controlled variables (constants)

• Variables that are not allowed to change during an experiment

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x-axis

• The bottom axis on a graph

• Where the independent variable is plotted

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Newtons

• The unit of measurement for force

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Heat

A form of energy that is transferred by a difference in temperature

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Density

• The relationship of mass and volume

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Inference

• An assumption made about observations

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Temperature

• A measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in a sample of matter

• A measure of heat

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Science

A way of learning more about the natural world that provides possible explanations to questions and involves using a collection of skills. Science helps us answer questions and solve problems. Science is the process of trying to understand the world.

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Dependent variable

• The data or observation in an experiment

• What is measured and observed

• Caused by a change in the independent variable

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Bar graph

• Used to display comparisons in data

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Conduction

• The movement of heat through an object

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Meter

• Used to measure distance or length

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Test tube

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Frequency

• How many times something happens

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Flammable

• Ability to burn

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Volume

• How much space an object takes up

• How much an object can hold

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Manipulate

• To change

• To control

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Line graph

• Used to display changes in data

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Rate

• The speed of something

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Interpret

• To make sense of

• To understand

• To figure out

• Present the subject in understandable terms

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convection

• The movement of heat through a substance.– The substances rises as it heats up, then

sinks as it cools off

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Beaker

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Illustrate

• The skill of giving examples to describe something

• Using examples to help explain your answer

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Classify

Arrange or order by characteristics or properties

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Force

• A push or pull

• Causes changes in motion or shape

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Transform

• To change or convert

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Gram

• Unit for measuring mass

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Conserve

• To save

• To keep

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Contrast

• Show how the facts or ideas are different

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Control group

• Experimental group that has nothing done to it

• Used as a comparison

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Graduated cylinder

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Balance

• What is left over

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Initial

• The beginning

• The start of something

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Accurate

Having very small error of any kind

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Relate

• Show connections

• Associate

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Compare

Show how the facts or ideas are similar

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Radiation

• The movement of heat through space in waves

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Evaluate

• Determine the value, significance, or worth of

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Distinguish

• Identify

• Recognize

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Analyze

Systematically and critically examine each of the facts

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Sequence

Arrange in meaningful order, beginning to end