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JEOPARDY! JEOPARDY! Scientific Method Physical & Chemical Changes

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Scientific Method Physical and Chemical Changes

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What part of the scientific method describes what they

think will happen in the experiment?

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Hypothesis.

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What part of the scientific method is used to

conclude the experiment?

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The Conclusion

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What two things can be used to record data in the data collecting process?

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Table and a graph.

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What part of the scientific method tells us how to

carry out the experiment?

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Method.

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What is a lap report used for?

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To record data and information gathered from the experiment.

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What is the observations parts used for in a lab

report?

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To record what was seen, smelt or heard during the experiment,

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What is an aim?

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An aim is the objective of the experiment and tells us what the

experiment is trying to prove

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What is included in the materials section of the

scientific method?

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What tools and objects are going to be used in the experiment.

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Fill the gaps:

____ the paper is lit on fire, ___ it will burn.

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If the paper is lit on fire, then it will burn

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What two axis’s are found on a graph?

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An x an y axis.

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Droplets of ice crystals that become so heavy that

they fall from the air.

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What is Precipitation?

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The process by which heat energy causes water on the ground to evaporate

and rise into the air.

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What is evaporation?

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The process that happens when the rising air becomes moist and so cool that it finally

changes from vapor to tiny ice crystals.

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What is condensation?

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Precipitation that soaks into the ground, becoming

stored there until eventually making its way

back into the ocean.

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What is Ground Water?

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Precipitation that flows downhill across a ground’s surface instead of soaking

into the ground.

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What is Run Off?

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Is ripping up a piece of paper a physical or chemical change?

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Physical Change.

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Is eating food a physical or chemical change?

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Chemical Change.

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Is burning wood a physical or chemical change?

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Chemical Change.

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Is chopping in half a piece of wood a physical or

chemical change?

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Physical Change.

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What is the difference between chemical and

physical changes?

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Chemical change creates a new substance, and a physical change

changes the appearance.

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Is kicking a soccer ball a physical or chemical

change?

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Physical Change because you are changing the soccer ball’s

position.

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Is breaking a bone a physical or chemical

change?

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Physical Change.

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Is ice melting a physical or chemical change?

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Physical Change.

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Is the sun burning a physical or chemical

change?

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Chemical Change. It is creating a new substance.

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Is magnesium reacting with hydrochloric acid a

physical or chemical change?

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Chemical Change. Because it is creating a new substance.