The step of the Scientific Method where a scientist states whether or not an experiment supports a hypothesis and also explains why.

Measures the pull of gravity on an object.

Coarse gritty particles, which are large and easily seen.

The step of the Scientific Method where s scientist researches and collects information about a specific problem.

The amount of space that matter takes up.

Particles that are smaller than sand, feel like flour, and are so fine that they can only be seen with a microscope.

The step of the Scientific Method where a scientist designs and performs an experiment.

Measures the amount of matter in an object.

Particles that are smaller than sand, and needs an electron microscope to view.

The step of the Scientific Method where a scientist forms a sensible explanation after speculating about some problem.

Measures how tightly matter is packed.

A substance composed of decayed organisms' particles.

The step of the Scientific Method where a scientist records experiment results and data, and then compare the results with the hypothesis.

A substance having a pH of 10 would be considered...

The type of soil that contains a range of sand, silt, clay, and humus.