1. Jeopardy!

2. Lab equipment identification
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Scientific Method
Lab Safety
Metric system
observing
density
Lab equipment identification
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3. The first step of the scientific method.
Category A - 100
The first step of the scientific method.
What is the problem?
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4. A testable prediction. What is a hypothesis? Category A - 200
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5. A list of steps describing the experiment.
Category A - 300
A list of steps describing the experiment.
What is a procedure?
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6. Measurements, observations, graphing.
Category A - 400
Measurements, observations, graphing.
What are results?
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7. The answer to the original question.
Category A - 500
The answer to the original question.
What is the conclusion?
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8. Two pieces of lab equipment that you wear for your protection
Category B-100
Two pieces of lab equipment that you wear for your protection
What are goggles and a lab apron?
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9. The correct procedure for disposing of matches or wood splints.
Category B - 200
The correct procedure for disposing of matches or wood splints.
What is hold them under water and throw them into the trash?
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10. What is touch or taste chemicals?
Category B - 300
What you should never do with chemicals unless directed by your teacher.
What is touch or taste chemicals?
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11. What you must do with long hair to avoid an accidental fire or spill.
Category B - 400
What you must do with long hair to avoid an accidental fire or spill.
What is tie it back?
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12. The method that you should use for detecting the odor of a chemical.
Category B - 500
The method that you should use for detecting the odor of a chemical.
What is hold the sample away from you and wave your hand of the opening to fan the odor towards your nose?
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13. This is the metric unit for measuring volume.
Category C - 100
This is the metric unit for measuring volume.
What is the liter?
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14. This is the metric unit for measuring mass.
Category C - 200
This is the metric unit for measuring mass.
What are grams?
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15. This is the metric unit for measuring length.
Category C - 300
This is the metric unit for measuring length.
What are meters?
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16. The metric pre-fix kilo means this.
Category C - 400
The metric pre-fix kilo means this.
What is 1000?
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17. The metric prefix centi means this.
Category C - 500
The metric prefix centi means this.
What is 1 / 100?
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18. This type of observation involves measuring or counting.
Category D - 100
This type of observation involves measuring or counting.
What is a quantitative observation?
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19. Category D - 200
This is an explanation for an observation which is usually based on prior knowledge.
What is an inference?
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20. What is a qualitative observation?
Category D - 300
This type of observation usually describes characteristics that are difficult to measure or count; like color, smell or texture.
What is a qualitative observation?
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22. Daily Double!
Identify the following statement as an inference or a qualitative or quantitative observation: The plants in Mrs. Prescott’s classroom are all healthy because they are green.
What is an inference?
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23. What is a quantitative observation?
Category D - 500
Identify the following statement as an inference, qualitative observation or quantitative observation: There are 46 lines etched into a 50mL graduated cylinder.
What is a quantitative observation?
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24. The formula for calculating density.
Category E - 100
The formula for calculating density.
What is density = mass divided by volume.
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25. The definition for density.
Category E - 200
The definition for density.
What is the amount of matter in a given amount of space?
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26. What is grams / milliliter?
Category E - 300
The units for density.
What is grams / milliliter?
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27. The reason that solids are more dense than liquids.
Category E - 400
The reason that solids are more dense than liquids.
What is the molecules in solids are packed more tightly together than the molecules in liquids?
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28. Category E - 500
The density of a block with a mass of 15 grams and a volume of 3 milliliters.
What is 5 g/ml?
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29. What is a graduated cylinder?
Category F - 100
The name of the piece of lab equipment used to get an accurate measurement of volume.
What is a graduated cylinder?
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30. What are degrees celsius?
Category F - 200
The type of degrees that we use on a thermometer to measure temperature in science.
What are degrees celsius?
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31. Category F - 300
What is a beaker?
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32. The name of the piece of equipment that is used to measure length.
Category F - 400
The name of the piece of equipment that is used to measure length.
What is a meter stick or metric ruler?
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33. The name of the piece of equipment used to find mass.
Category F - 500
The name of the piece of equipment used to find mass.
What is a triple beam balance?
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35. Double Jeopardy!
graphing
Lab conclusions
Vocabulary to know
measurement
Miscellaneous
volume
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Category AA - 200
The axis that the independent variable goes on.
What is the x-axis?
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Category AA - 400
This type of graphing relationship shows that as one variable increases, the other remains the same.
What is no relationship?
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Category AA - 600
This type of graphing relationship shows that as one variable increases, the other variable decreases.
What is an indirect relationship?
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Category AA - 800
This is the name of the vertical axis on a graph.
What is the y-axis?
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40. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category AA
This is the name of the relationship that shows as one variable increases the other variable also increases.
What is a direct relationship?
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41. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category BB - 200
The relationship between the number of pennies and their mass.
What is a direct relationship – as the number of pennies increased, so did their total mass?
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42. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category BB - 400
The relationship between the mass and volume of a liquid.
What is a direct relationship – as the volume of the liquid increased, its total mass increased?
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43. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category BB - 600
The reason that the oil floated on top of the water.
What is because the oil is less dense than water?
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44. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category BB - 800
The relationship between sample size and the density of an object.
What is no relationship- as the sample size increased, the density of the object remained the same?
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45. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category BB
The relationship between the mass of objects and density (if volume is held constant).
What is a direct relationship- If volume is held constant, but mass increases, density will also increase?
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46. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category CC - 200
The “dip” that you see when you look at liquid in a graduated cylinder. You are supposed to read the volume at the bottom of this dip.
What is the meniscus?
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47. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category CC - 400
The answer to the problem you were trying solve during an experiment.
What is a conclusion?
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48. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category CC - 600
The amount of matter in an object.
What is mass?
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49. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category CC - 800
The amount of space that an object takes up.
What is volume?
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50. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category CC
A testable prediction.
What is a hypothesis?
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51. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category DD - 200
The unit of measurement that you would use to measure the length of your drive-way.
What are meters?
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52. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category DD - 400
The unit of measurement that you would use to measure the thickness of a paperclip.
What are millimeters?
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53. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category DD - 600
Tell which measurement is larger: 22mm or 2 cm.
What is 22 mm?
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54. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category DD - 800
The unit of measurement that you would use to measure the distance between Ballston Spa and Albany.
What are kilometers?
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55. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category DD
The unit of measurement that you use for measuring volume with a graduated cylinder.
What are milliliters?
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56. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category EE - 200
The name of the variable that you change on purpose in an experiment.
What is the independent variable?
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57. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Daily Double!
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EE.
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58. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Daily Double!
Describe what happens to the total mass of a piece of clay if it is broken up into smaller pieces and then returned to the balance.
What is the total mass remains the same?
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59. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category EE - 600
This is what science is.
What is a way of solving problems?
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60. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category EE - 800
This is the density of water.
What is 1 g / ml?
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61. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category EE
If an object sinks when placed in water, we can say this about its density.
What is that it has a greater density than water ?
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62. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category FF - 200
This technique can be used to find the volume of irregularly shaped objects.
What is water displacement?
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63. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category FF - 400
This mathematical formula can be used to find the volume of a rectangular prism (box).
What is volume = length x width x height?
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64. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category FF - 600
A graduated cylinder has15 ml of water in it, then a marble is added, causing the water level to rise to 21ml. What does this tell you?
What is “that the volume of the marble is 6 ml?”
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65. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Daily Double!
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66. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Daily Double!
The volume of a rectangular prism whose length is 4 cm, width is 2 cm, and height is 3 cm (include units in your answer).
What is 24 cm3?
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67. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Category FF
The volume of a sample of pure water whose mass is 37 grams.
What is 37 ml?
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68. Return to Double Jeopardy!
Final Jeopardy!
The Final Jeopardy! Category is:
The Scientific Method
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69. The six steps of the scientific method listed in the correct order.
Final Jeopardy!
The six steps of the scientific method listed in the correct order.
What are: Problem, Hypothesis, Materials, Procedures, Results, Conclusion?
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