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    This study guide provides an overview of topics and materials to review for an upcoming science test on Unit 1: Studying Science. It includes a list of resources to examine such as a Quizlet, textbook pages, and lesson quizzes. The guide also contains 5 essay questions asking about the definition and importance of experiments, whether discoveries are always made by scientists, how to measure properties of flowers in an investigation, what tool could measure a classmate, and how a model was used to investigate lava flow from a volcano.

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    This study guide provides an overview of topics and materials to review for an upcoming science test on Unit 1: Studying Science. It includes a list of resources to examine such as a Quizlet, textbook pages, and lesson quizzes. The guide also contains 5 essay questions asking about the definition and importance of experiments, whether discoveries are always made by scientists, how to measure properties of flowers in an investigation, what tool could measure a classmate, and how a model was used to investigate lava flow from a volcano.

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    Name: _________________________________________________

    Unit 1: Studying Science


    Study Guide

    Science Unit 1: Studying Science


    Study Guide
    Test Date: _________________________

    Review Unit 1: Studying Science Quizlet


    Review Textbook Unit 1 Review p. 57-59
    Review Unit 1 Lesson Quizzes
    Review Study Guide Essay Questions

    Essay Questions
    1.) What is an experiment and why is it important?
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    2.) True or False? (Explain)
    Discoveries in science are always made by scientists.
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    3.) Sarah wants to observe how a flower reacts to different amounts of sunlight.
    Describe two properties of the flower that she can measure as part of her
    investigation. What tool should she use to measure each of the properties?
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    Name: _________________________________________________

    Unit 1: Studying Science


    Study Guide

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    4.) You are asked to measure a classmate. Explain what measuring tool you would
    use and what could be a possible result?
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    5.) Fran investigates how lava runs down the side of a volcano. She uses clay to
    resemble the mountain and baking soda and vinegar to resemble the lava. She
    observes what happens when she pours the baking soda into the vinegar inside
    the volcano. Explain how Fran used a model to investigate the natural world and
    why she would do this.
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    Good Luck Studying!

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