| A | B |
|---|
| Mass/volume | density |
| water displacement | how do you find out the volume of an irregular object? |
| Air, water, and magma | Name three things that rise because they are less dense when warm (not talking about your friends) |
| Air water, and magma | Name three things that sink because they are more dense when cool. |
| density | As pressure increases ___________ also increases |
| mass | As _______ increases so does the volume |
| variable | changeable factor in an experiment |
| constant | part of experiment that stays the same |
| independent variable | factor that you, the experimenter changes and that data is usually plotted on the x-axis |
| dependent variable | factor that changes as a result of the manipulation of the independent variable (y axis) |
| control | standard for comparison |
| control | part of the experiment where no manipulation occurs on the independent variable |
| kilo | 1000 |
| deci | 1/10 |
| deci | 0.1 |
| centi | 1/100 |
| centi | 0.01 |
| milli | 1/1000 |
| milli | 0.001 |
| meter | SI units for length |
| milliter or cubic centimeter | SI units for volume |
| gram | SI unit for mass |
| square meter | SI unit for area |
| Kelvin | SI unit for temperature |
