3. 100 200 400 300 400 Scientific Method Metric System Lab Equipment Pot Luck? 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

4. Row 1, Col 1 A testable prediction about the outcome of an experiment. Hypothesis.

5. 1,2 The symbol for “kilogram”? kg.

6. 1,3 Can pick up and move one test tube at a time. Test Tube Holder.

7. 1,4 This tool is used to measure an object’s mass. Triple Beam Balance.

8. 2,1 Observations and measurements that are recorded during an experiment. Data.

9. 2,2 The amount of matter in an object. Mass.

10. 2,3 This tool is used to pick up large items such as beakers. Tongs.

11. 2,4 The more precise instrument used to measure volume. Graduated Cylinder.

12. 3,1 The group that does not receive any treatments. Control Group.

13. 3,2 The amount of space something takes up. Volume

14. 3,3 The process used to “zero” or calibrate your balance. Taring.

15. 3,4 The curved surface that you read to determine volume. Meniscus

16. 4,1 The step where you examine your data by using charts and graphs. Analyze the data

17. 4,2 The larger lines on the metric ruler represent centimeters, while the smaller lines represent these. Millimeters.

18. 4,3 This instrument can hold and measure large amounts of liquid. Beaker.

19. 4,4 The factor that YOU change in an experiment. Independent Variable.

20. 5,1 The resulting change that is measured during an experiment. Dependent variable

21. 5,2 This unit is used to measure the volume of water in the ocean. Kiloliters.

22. 5,3 A clear container that holds living and nonliving items for observation. Petri dish.

23. 5,4 A hypothesis that has been tested many times. Theory

24. Final Jeopardy Metric System Make Your Wager

25. List the steps you would follow to determine the mass of 10mL of water.