Getting Ready For Science

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1. A thermometer is a tool used for _____________________________
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4th grade science study test for Bowling's science classes

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2. The pull of gravity on an object can be measured by a _________________________.
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3. A ruler, a flexible  tape measure and a meter stick are all tools for __________________
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4. Graduated cylinders, beakers, and droppers are all tools for _________________ of liquids
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5. A tool used for observing live insects is a _____________________.
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6. Tweezers and forceps are tools used for __________________.
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7. When you use your knowledge to guess what will happen next, you are ________________________.
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8. An accepted measure is a/an __________________
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9. The amount of space a liquid takes up is its ___________________
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10. Mass can be measured by using a ________________________
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11. The set of steps scientists follow to figure out how things work and affect each other is the ______________________
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12. When you describe the ways things are alike and ways they are different, you are ___________________.
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13. A tool with several lenses that can magnify an object many times is a/an _________________.
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14. A condition that is NOT changed in a scientific investigation is called a/an  __________________
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15. An element in an experiment that can be changed is a/an _________________
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16. A scientific investigation in which one variable is changed and all the others are kept the same is a/an ______________________
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17. An untested conclusion based on observations in a/an _______________________
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18. When you use your senses to gather information, you are _____________________.
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19. A statement of what you think will happen in an experiment and why is called a/an ______________________
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20. The tool for observing that makes objects appear larger is a/an ______________________________.
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21. The tool for observing that magnifies objects several times is a/an _________________________
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22. When you observe and form an untested conclusion based on your observations, you are _____________________.
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23. A set of steps designed to test a specific hypothesis is a/an
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A thermometer is a tool used for _____________________________
The pull of gravity on an object can be measured by a...
A ruler, a flexible  tape measure and a meter stick are all tools...
Graduated cylinders, beakers, and droppers are all tools for...
A tool used for observing live insects is a _____________________.
Tweezers and forceps are tools used for __________________.
When you use your knowledge to guess what will happen next, you are...
An accepted measure is a/an __________________
The amount of space a liquid takes up is its ___________________
Mass can be measured by using a ________________________
The set of steps scientists follow to figure out how things work and...
When you describe the ways things are alike and ways they are...
A tool with several lenses that can magnify an object many times is...
A condition that is NOT changed in a scientific investigation is...
An element in an experiment that can be changed is a/an...
A scientific investigation in which one variable is changed and all...
An untested conclusion based on observations in a/an...
When you use your senses to gather information, you are...
A statement of what you think will happen in an experiment and why is...
The tool for observing that makes objects appear larger is a/an...
The tool for observing that magnifies objects several times is a/an...
When you observe and form an untested conclusion based on your...
A set of steps designed to test a specific hypothesis is a/an
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