Science Pace 1109 - 10Th Grade

Front 1

Is density a fundamental measurement or a derived a measurement?

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Derived

Front 2

What is the prefects and symbol for thousand?

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Kilo- and k

Front 3

What we call man's organized knowledge of God's creation?

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Science

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What is the fundamental unit for measurement of temperature?

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Kelvin degree

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What do we call all accurate figures plus 1 estimated last figure?

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Significant figures

Front 6

How would you describe the belief in creation or evolution?

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An act of faith

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What do we call the rate of motion in any direction?

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Speed

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Name in order the steps of the scientific method.

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State the problem.

Research the problem.

Formulate a hypotheses.

Test the hypotheses.

Formulate a theory.

Communicate the results.

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What do we call the force of gravity?

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Weight

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How would you describe a special revelation vs. a general revelation

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A special revelation would be that of God's word and a general revelation would be that of creation

Front 11

The fundamental unit of measure it for a luminous intensity?

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Candela

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What do we call the practical application of powers of 10 notation to write a very large or very small number?

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Scientific notation

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How must conversion factors be written?

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Old units are canceled and new units are left

Front 14

What is the prefix and the symbol for hundredth?

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Prefix is centi-

Symbol is c

Front 15

Is mass a fundamental measurement or a derived measurement?

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Fundamental

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Is length a fundamental or derived measurement?

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Fundamental

Front 17

Is force a fundamental or derived measurement?

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Derived

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If units can not be canceled, what must happen to some or all of the conversion factors?

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They must be inverted

Front 19

What do we call scientific notation in which only one digit is to the left of the decimal point?

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Standard form

Front 20

What is the fundamental unit of measurement for the particles of matter?

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Mole

Front 21

Is time a fundamental measurement for a derived measurement?

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Fundamental

Front 22

What do we call the amount of matter?

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Mass

Front 23

Is luminous intensity a fundamental or derived measurement?

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Fundamental

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What is the fundamental unit of measurement for mass?

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Kilogram

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Is temperature a fundamental or derived measurement?

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Fundamental

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What do we call the rate of motion in one direction?

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Velocity

Front 27

Is electric current a fundamental or derived measurement?

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Fundamental

Front 28

What would 100000 × 8 dyne be an example of?

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Newton

Front 29

Is acceleration a fundamental or derived measurement?

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Derived

Front 30

What is the fundamental measurement for electric current?

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Ampere

Front 31

Is particles of matter a fundamental or derived measurement?

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Fundamental

Front 32

Is volume a fundamental or derived measurement?

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Derived

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What is the fundamental unit of measurement for time?

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Second

Front 34

Is speed and velocity a fundamental measurement or derived measurement?

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Derived

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What is the fundamental unit of measurement for length?

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Meter

Front 36

Is area a fundamental or derived measurement?

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Derived

Front 37

What is the prefects and symbol for thousandth?

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Prefix is milli-

Symbol is m

Front 38

Is momentum a fundamental or derived measurement?

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Derived

Front 39

What is the conversion factor for changes in centimeters to inches?

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1 in/ 2.54 cm

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What word describes how close a measurement is to the correct value?

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Accuracy

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What is the means by which a scientist arrives at the solution to his problem?

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Scientific method

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What do we call the smallest accurate measurement that can be made with an instrument?

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Precision

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You will also need to know how to:

Convert to scientific notation and standard form

Convert from scientific notation

Know how to figure the rate of acceleration

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Study hard ... you got this!