Bar graphs represent....

Scientific method

concave meniscus Variable

Control variable Variables

Convex meniscus

Dependent variable

Fair Test

How do you know it's not a fair

test?......

Independent variable

Meniscus

Qualitive

1a
 The process used to answer scientific
A graphical display of qualitative
questions by making observations and
doing experiments. data using bars of different heights.

Something that can be When the molecules are more

measured, changed, controlled. attracted to the container

The one you keep the same/don't change

Anything that can change -
to stop them from interfering in our
quantities, sizesor traits. experiment.

When the molecules are more

attracted to themselves.

The one you measure. it is affected by the independent

variable and is thus dependent on it. Eg: Number of birds. The
Dependent variables are always in the right hand corner of a
table. In a graph, the dependent variable goes on the x-axis.

It's a test when only one factor is

changed/controlled/compared and
other conditions are kept the same.

It's not a fair test if variables we do not

want to measure interfere with those
we do want to measure.

The variable you deliberately change to cause some

measurable effect. Eg: Amount of seeds. The Independent
variables are always in the left hand corner of the table. On a
graph, the independent variable goes on the y-axis.

The shape of the water when

it's poured into a container.

Not measured with numbers.

1b