Jeopardy Review NATURE OF SCIENCE Problem Solving Anything

Jeopardy Review NATURE OF SCIENCE

Problem Solving Anything Testing 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500 ? Final Jeopardy Fact or Not ?

Problem Solving 100 An educated guess that can be tested

Problem Solving 100 Hypothesis

Problem Solving 200 Gathering information and testing hypotheses are examples of problemsolving procedures called

Problem Solving 200 Scientific Method

Problem Solving 300 The first step of the scientific process to solve a problem is

Problem Solving 300 Identify the Problem

Problem Solving 400 List the steps of the scientific process in order

Problem Solving 400 Identify the Problem Research Hypothesis Experiment Analyze the Results Conclusion Repeat

Problem Solving 500 Making observations is part of what step in the scientific process

Problem Solving 500 Gathering Information

Anything 100 Study of Earth and Space

Anything 100 Earth Science

Anything 200 The use of scientific discoveries to make products or tools

Anything 200 Technology

Anything 300 observing, studying, and thinking about things to gain knowledge is called

Anything 300 Science

Anything 400 Scientific tool that can be applied to new situations is called

Anything 400 Transferable Technology

Anything 500 Newton’s Observations about motion are examples of Scientific

Anything 500 Law

Testing 100 The number of variables that can be in any experiment is

Testing 100 1

Testing 200 Standard to which experimental results are compared

Testing 200 Control

Testing 300 Variables that do not change in an experiment

Testing 300 Constants

Testing 400 A variable that can change in an experiment

Testing 400 Independent Variable

Testing 500 The part of the experiment that we measure is called the

Testing 500 Dependent Variable

People and Things 100 Newton’s Observations about motion are examples of Scientific

People and Things 100 Law

People and Things 200 Who was the first American to suggest that weather could be predicted

People and Things 200 Benjamin Franklin

People and Things 300 What is the most important factor in the swing of a pendulum

People and Things 300 Length

People and Things 400 What does NOAA stand for

People and Things 400 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

People and Things 500 In 1850, Joseph Henry, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, started drawing

People and Things 500 Weather Maps

Fact or Not 100 Rule that describes behavior of something in Nature

Fact or Not 100 Law

Fact or Not 200 Deals with Morals and Values

Fact or Not 200 Ethics

Fact or Not 300 An Explanation backed by results from repeated testing

Fact or Not 300 Theory

Fact or Not 400 A personal opinion

Fact or Not 400 Bias

Fact or Not 500 The opposite of ethical behavior in science, which includes making up data, changing results, or taking credit for the work of others

Fact or Not 500 Fraud

Final Jeopardy Pendulum

How do you make a pendulum swing more (Faster)

Shorten the length of the pendulum

Final Jeopardy Waves

Waves Sound Waves are examples of this type of wave

Waves Mechanical

Final Jeopardy People in Space

People in Space Who was the first American to orbit the Earth

People in Space John Glenn