The Practice Of Science Jeopardy Template

Scientific Tools	Making Observations	What is a Scientist?	Vocabulary
100 What tool measures length? Ruler	100 What are the five senses? Sight, smell, hear, touch, taste	100 What is a characteristic of a scientist? Determined, Intelligent, Creative, Leader	100 These help you do a job. Science Tools
200 Name the tool that you would use to examine an object up close. Magnifying Glass	200 What can we use to make observations? Our five senses	200 What are some tools scientists use? Goggles, magnifying glass, pencil and paper, gloves	200 When scientist plan and solve a problem, what is it? Investigate
300 What would you use if you wanted to protect your eyes? Goggles	300 If I was observing a pineapple and I said it was prickly, what sense would I be using? Touch	300 Scientists use what to help make conclusions? Observations, Inferences	300 A conclusion based on information you have. Inference
400 What is the use of a thermometer? To measure the temperature	400 How would I use my senses to describe an apple? Touch-Smooth, Taste-Sweet or Sour, Sight- Red, Green, Shiny, Smell-Sweet, Hear-Crunch	400 Which object hit the floor first, why? Pencil or Paper. Because there is no wind resistance against the pencil	400 The summary or your result in an experiment. A conclusion
500 What is the difference between a magnet and a magnifying glass? A magnet attracts objects that are magnetic and a magnifying examines objects up close	500 How do observations lead to inferences? Inferences can be based off of observations we've made. Inference is a conclusion based on information you already know.	500 Why should scientists repeat their experiments? To get an accurate result	500 What is an observation? Receiving information through your senses and recording the data.

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