turn to page #6 in your reference section (the pink sheet that says language of science)
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Turn to page #6 in your REFERENCE section(The pink sheet that says Language of Science)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------In Box #3 of your Daily Bellwork : Define each of the words below (using ONLY the Prefix meaning and suffix meaning on the sheet)
Example: ANTICLINE Anti = against Suffix = inclineAnticline = against incline
1. Astrology=2. Convergent =3. Bathymetry =Using your guided notes: Write down which branch of Earth Science matches this description:Example : The study of volcanoes and earthquakes Geology 4. The area of earth science that uses telescopes___________
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When doing a science experiment:
Experimental measurements must not only be RELIABLE and
ACCURATE but also must be easily understood by others
Reliable Accurate Reliable Accurate Reliable Accurate
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a decimal system of international measurement based on 10Units of SI used in this class:
kilo= 1000deci= 1/10 or .1centi= 1/100 or .01milli= 1/1000 or .001
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When Measuring… Use… (Base Unit)length meters (m)volume l x w x h
(m3) liter (L)
mass grams (g)temperature Celsius
(°C)*Mass is a measure of amount of matter in an object.*Weight is measure of gravitational force
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centimeter millimeter
1 meter=100 centimeters (cm)1 meter= 1000 millimeters
(mm)1 cm= 10mm
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centimeter kilometer milligrammillimeter gram kilogramCelcius meter liter milliliter
length of the Mississippi River
•kilometer
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centimeter kilometer milligrammillimeter gram kilogramCelcius meter liter milliliter
mass of a paper clip•milligram
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centimeter kilometer milligrammillimeter gram kilogramCelcius meter liter milliliter
mass of an elephant•kilogram
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centimeter kilometer milligrammillimeter gram kilogramCelcius meter liter milliliter
width of a fingernail•millimeter
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centimeter kilometer milligrammillimeter gram kilogramCelcius meter liter milliliter
width of a TV screen•centimeter
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centimeter kilometer milligrammillimeter gram kilogramCelcius meter liter milliliter
volume of juice in a paper cup
•milliliter
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centimeter kilometer milligrammillimeter gram kilogramCelcius meter liter milliliter
mass of a bowl of cereal•grams
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centimeter kilometer milligrammillimeter gram kilogramCelcius meter liter milliliter
amount of salt in an order of french fries•milligram
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centimeter kilometer milligrammillimeter gram kilogramCelcius meter liter milliliter
amount of soda in a large plastic bottle
•liter
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centimeter kilometer milligrammillimeter gram kilogramCelcius meter liter milliliter
temperature of a bowl of soup
•Celsius
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You’re a tourist in a new city and really need to find a bathroom!
A little old lady tells you the closest bathroom is 50 to the right and walks away.
What do you do?!
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is the mass of an object per unit volume (D=m/v). The unit for density is a combination of more than one fundamental unit which is called a derived unit
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The density of water is 1.0 g/mL•If an object’s density is greater than 1.0 g/mL will it sink or float?
http://www.explorelearning.com/index.cfm?method=cResource.dspView&ResourceID=17
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Will a Diet Pepsi float or sink?Regular Pepsi?What do you base your answer on?What did you see?Were you correct in your predictions?Why or why not?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MUAL3zwN-k
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Units
UNIT NUMBER OF METERS
Meter (m) =1 meter
Kilometer (km) = 1000 meters
Centimeter (cm) = .01 meters
Millimeter (mm) = .0001 meters
1m = 100cm 1mm=.1cm 1cm= 10 mm