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Scientific Method - ANSWER-Question
Hypothesis (stated as a fact)
Prediction ( clarifying the hypotheses) (video example)
Test
Analysis

Name the 3 basic units of measurement and what they measure - ANSWER-1. Meter:
length
2. Liter: volume
3. Gram: mass

10 - ANSWER-The metric system increases and decreases by units of...

Significant numbers are... - ANSWER-all non zero numbers, zeros between numbers,
and zeros to the right of the number.

ex 0.01230 sig numbers are: 1230

___ variable goes on the x axis
___ variable goes on the y axis - ANSWER-independent variable goes on the x axis
dependent variable goes on the y axis

Independent variable - ANSWER-the variable being manipulated by the experiment

Dependent variable - ANSWER-the variable that may change because of the
independent variable

Mean - ANSWER-average
add up all numbers and divide

Median - ANSWER-the "middle" value in the list of numbers in numerical order

Mode - ANSWER-Number that appears most often

Range - ANSWER-Difference between highest and lowest number

Igneous Rock - ANSWER-formed when hot magma cools beneath the ground
or

, lava cools above the ground
forms crystal like/ glassy rocks

ex: granite and pumus

Sedimentary Rock - ANSWER-Changed by pressure
does not involve heat
Usually near water/ involves water
sometimes contain fossils

forms from previously weathered and erroted material which may have been igneous,
sedimentary, rock metamorphic rock.

ex: dolemite, limestone

Metamorphic Rock - ANSWER-Has been changed by great heat and pressure
altered, partially remelted
ex: slate, marble

Petrology - ANSWER-the study of rock

Geology - ANSWER-the study of earth and it's rocks

Plate tectonic theory - ANSWER-Lithosphere is made up of major and minor plates
Sit on viscous (thick fluid) part and move with it

There types of plate boundaires - ANSWER-1. Transform boundaries: they slide past
each other causing friction/ earthquakes
2. Divergent boundaries: two plates that pull away from each other/ creates new crust
3. Convergent boundaries: plates push into each other/ one goes under called
subduction

Lines of longitude and latitude track - ANSWER-time and location

Troposphere - ANSWER-Weather occurs in the

Latitude - ANSWER-What indicates climate

3 states of water - ANSWER-solid (ice), liquid, or gas (vapor).

The atmosphere is composed of - ANSWER-78% nitrogen
21 % oxygen


Biotic - ANSWER-living factors that affect a community or population

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