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What is the scientific method?
An organized way of conducting an experiment. Steps: 1. Question/Purpose 2. Hypothesis 3. Collect Data 4. Conclusion
What is the purpose of a microscope?
To see microorganism close up
What is an appropriate tool and unit of measurement for the following?
a. Height of a textbook ruler/meter stick, centimeters

b. Mass of a bottle of glue beam balance, grams

What is a hypothesis?
Prediction/educated guess
Name a possible independent variable
Tennis ball ( dry/wet)
Name the dependent variable
Height of bounce
Write a conclusion based on the given hypothesis.
My hypothesis was proven to be correct, because the dry tennis ball bounced higher than the wet tennis ball.
Use the following hypothesis and data collected to answer the following question
If wet and dry tennis balls are tested for bounce height, then the dry one will bounce higher than the wet one because it is lighter.
Write a qualitative observation you could make for a tennis ball.
Feels fuzzy
Write a quantitative observation you could make for a tennis ball.
Measures 15 cm in circumference
Why should you repeat trials in an experiment?
To make sure nothing external has affected the trial
What are some advantages and disadvantages of the use of technology in science?
Adv – data is sent faster, more accurate/less human error

Disadv – sometimes equipment breaks, expensive