Study Jams - Collecting DATA

Which of these are necessary for capturing data?

• traps and observations

• observations and measurements

• traps and cages

• cages and measurements

What do weight and force measure?

• how much gravity pulls down on an object

• how much matter is inside an object

• how hot or cold an object is

• how much an experiment costs

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What role does time play in investigations and observations?

• scientists must know what time they take breaks

• time keeps investigations from going to long

• time measures how long it takes for things to occur

• scientists use time to measure

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What is the importance of investigations?

• they allow scientists to find data about the world we live in

• they provide measurements

• they always prove scientific hypotheses correct

• scientists use the scientific processes in their investigations.

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NGSS.MS-ETS1-4

How is mass different from weight?

• mass measures how much space an object takes up, and weight is how heavy it is

• mass changes when gravity changes, but weight remains the same

• Mass does not change with the amount of gravity, but weight does

• mass and weight are the exact same thing

You place an ice cube in a full glass of lemonade, and some lemonade spills out of the glass. What is the amount of spilled lemonade equal to?

• the volume of the glass

• the volume of the ice cube

• the length of the glass

• the weight of the ice cube

Why would someone want to know the length and area of an object?

• to find an object's temperature

• to find the weight and mass of an object

• to find an object's force

• to find how thick and wide an object is