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Jeopardy Game

• Chapter 1 Introduction to Science

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Nature of Science
How Science Works
Organizing Information
Math Skills
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Question 1
physical
Chemistry and physics are the two branches of
_____________ science.
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Question 2
Natural
Life science, physical science, and earth science
make up the __________ sciences.
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Question 3
Technology
The application of science for practical purposes
in referred to as ___________.
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Question 4
knowledge
Pure science is the continuing search for
scientific ________________.
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Question 5
X-rays
William Roentgen discovered _________ while he
was investigating cathode rays.
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Question 6
quantitative
A __________ description of a scientific law
would use a mathematical equation.
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Question 7
discoveries
Theories are sometimes replaced as a result of
new _______________.
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Question 8
explanation
A theory is a scientific ___________ for a
phenomenon based on observation, experimentation,
and reasoning.
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Question 9
Scientific Method
A series of logical steps to solve a problem is
called the _______ _______.
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Question 10
variable
Any factor that can change in an experiment is
called a _____________.
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Question 11
Liter, Meter, and Kilogram
In the SI system, __________ is the unit for
volume, ________ is the unit for length, and
_________ is the unit for mass.
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Question 12
Kelvin
The SI unit for temperature is
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Question 13
Kilo and Milli
Which prefix in the Metric System means 1000 and
one-thousandths?
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Question 14
Micro and Nano
What unit means one-millionths, and
one-billionths?
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Question 15
Mega and Giga
What prefix means one million and one billion?
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Question 16
Precise, accurate
Although the measurement of 6.134579 cm is very
____________, it may not be ___________.
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Question 17
derived
Combinations of SI units, which are used to
measure quantities such as volume, speed, and
pressure, are called __________ units.
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Questions 18
Weight is the force with which gravity pulls on a
quantity of matter. Mass is the amount of matter
in an object.
What is the difference between weight and mass?
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Question 19
3.0 x 108 m/s
The speed of light is 300,000,000 m/s, express
this amount in scientific notation.
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Question 20
Critical
Applying logic to investigate problems involves
___________ thinking.
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