Science Meeting 2 Pair Activity Answer Sheet by G6 Level Padlet

Name: Partner A ; Partner B

acgrade6 — 2025-04-03 07:41:22 UTC

Partner A's Task

Did both rulers give you the exact same value? Why or why not?
Which ruler allowed you to be more detailed?

Partner B's Task

Did the water level fall exactly on a line (certain), or did you have to estimate (uncertain)?
How does eye level affect accuracy?
What technique can you use to improve precision?

Hailee and Brianna

2025-04-04 00:42:54 UTC

For the diary it is 8.2 inches 5.5 inches and it is 20.5 cm 14cm and for the water it is exactly 7 ml

Annika Lachica- Partner A

2025-04-04 00:44:13 UTC

CM- 23cm

IN- 8in.

Both sides of the ruler did not give me the same value. I say this because the CM gave me 23cm and the Inches gave me 8 inches.

The ruler that helped me become more detailed was the CM side because it allowed me to know the exact cm my diary measured.

Natalia Sabine C. Villapando

2025-04-04 00:44:57 UTC

No, they did not give me the same value. This is because cm is smaller than inches which leads to a bigger value in centimeters than in inches
The inches side of the ruler allowed me to be more accurate and detailed.
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No it didn

2025-04-04 00:45:35 UTC

I cna not loo at a rule r at ye levle

Khristine Elizabeth T. And Lara Marielle A.

2025-04-04 00:46:32 UTC

the measure of the diary for both cm and in is 20.5 cm and 8 in then the measure of the water is 7.2 ml.

Adriana Zamora - partner A (with Nica)

2025-04-04 00:46:52 UTC

Both sides of the ruler did not give me the same value. In inches, the diary measured 8.2 in; but for centimeters, the diary measured 20.7 cm.
Both rulers were precise, but centimeters made me measure accurately, alining the line right with the diary.

Veronica Rojales - partner B
• The water level did fall exactly on a line
• The eye level affects the accuracy by making sure the water level falls on a line or not because if we look at it from above we won’t be able to see the measurements.
• The technique I used to improve my precision is looking at it eye level and have my object on the table to make sure it is on a flat surface instead of up in the air.• The water level did fall exactly on a line

Marla & Joie

2025-04-04 00:47:28 UTC

partner A: both of the rulers didn’t give me the exact same value because it stop at 29cm

Partner B: Both of the rulers didn’t have the same value, because the Granulated Cylinder’s measure is either 7mm or something else.

Partner B: Shigemi

2025-04-04 00:47:34 UTC

Yes, the water fell exactly on the 7mL line.
Not checking the water on the eye level can affect the mL we use as our data. However placing the cylinder on our eye level can give us the accurate measurement of the water poured.
A technique is by fixating your head or the cylinder to your eye level to find the accurate and correct measurement.

Alessi Sison, Sabine Gaurino, Macy Calleja.

2025-04-04 00:48:08 UTC

Sabine, Partner A: Both of the rulers did not give me the same value because inches and centimeters.

Macy, Partner A: I think the centimeters aide is more detailed.

Alessi, Partner B: The water level would fall on the exact measure when the beaker would be still. The eye level affects accuracy because what if the water is moving. A technique we can use to improve precision is keeping still the object we are measuring.

Aerin Sky Y, Abrenica.

2025-04-04 00:48:20 UTC

The water level did not fall exactly on the and it was pretty uncertain because I had to estimate as when I could not really certainly see what it was.
Eye level may affect accuracy because sometimes it could be diffrent when it is or it is not eye level.
You can improve prescision by trying to meaure well or better using a ruler.
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Isa and Nicola

2025-04-04 00:50:37 UTC

Partner B: Isa

The water in the graduated cylinder is exactly 7 ml. (certain)

Eye level affect accuracy because it helps you measure the water properly and gives you accurate results.

The technique is to put the graduated cylinder on the table and bend down so you can see it at eye level

Carys T and Kelly C

2025-04-04 00:51:17 UTC

For the diary it was 8.2 inches and 20.7 cm. For the volume of the waste it was 7 mL. Not looking at eye level when measuring can cause the accuracy of the measurement to be inaccurate.

Sydney U

2025-04-04 00:51:23 UTC

Both rulers do not have the exact value, because when I use the ruler to measure if it is the same thing as the graduated cylinder, the ruler I used measures 7.4 while the graduated cylinder measures 7 cm.

Monica Macapagal

2025-04-04 00:51:42 UTC

20.2 cm

8 inches

1 No both sides of the ruler did not provide the same value of measurement.

2 the cm gave me more and exact measurement that I needed for my diary.

Eli I & Andi B

2025-04-04 05:43:29 UTC

Eli - Partner A:

The rulers gave me an exact measurement because it had lines for every number that I would have to measure for.

The ruler… the ruler me and Andi got I guess?

Partner B - Andi B:

It fell exactly on the line.