| A | B |
|---|
| Accuracy | How close you are to the accepted answer. |
| Astronomy | The study of Stars. |
| Biology | The study of Life. |
| Chemistry | Study of the composition, structure, properties, and reactions of matter. |
| Controlled Experiment | An experiment where only one variable, independent, is changed. |
| Conversion Factor | Helps to convert one unit of measurement to another. |
| Density | Ratio of matters mass per unit of volume (SI kg/m3) |
| Directly Proportional | When the ratio of the two variables is constant or linear. |
| Geology | The study of Earth |
| Hypothesis | Educated testable statement. |
| Inversely Proportional | When the product of the two variables is constant quadratic. |
| Length | Distance between two points (SI meter) |
| Manipulated Variable | Independent variable, variable that is changed. |
| Mass | Quantity of matter (SI kilogram) |
| Model | Representation of an object or event. |
| Observation | Gaining information through senses and background information. |
| Physics | The study of the natural world and the interactions between matter and energy through forces and motion. |
| Precision | How exact a measurement is, limited by the tool. |
| Responding Variable | Dependent variable, variable that is measured from the change in the dependent variable. |
| Science | A system of knowledge and the methods used to find that knowledge. |
| Scientific Law | Statement that summarizes a pattern found in nature, usually through mathematical backing. |
| Scientific Method | An organized method of conducting experiments. |
| Scientific Notation | An easier method of expressing numbers as powers of 10. |
| Scientific Theory | A well tested explanation of observations. |
| Significant Figures | Digits of known measurement plus one of estimation. |
| Slope | The rate of change on a graph Y axis/X axis. |
| Technology | Tools used to help scientists apply discovered knowledge. |
| Thermometer | Instrument used to measure temperature. |
| Volume | Space taken up by matter (SI Liter) |
