Showing posts with label graphing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphing. Show all posts

Exam Graph

Remember that your graph will be a double line graph. Look at your sample made in class. You need to have title, axes labels, and a consistent scale. If you make a break it must be drawn correctly. You need to have TWO different lines and a key.



Review old graphs, class notes, graphing handouts and old labs.


You may not bring any notes, but you MUST have your data table. You will be given a ruler and graph paper. bring a pencil.

Lab Exam

The graphing and conclusion writing parts of your exam are coming up! If you think that you don't have to prepare for this exam....then you are mistaken! It is important that you review old labs, graphs, and material about plants in order to do your best. Here is that handout that I will discuss in class telling you what to do to prepare. Also, pay special attention to what kind of notes, if any, are acceptable.



7th Science Lab Exam

Graph- (Double line graph)

  • · Review graphing guidelines, all old graphing assignments, and all labs.
  • · NO NOTES, only data table.

Conclusion- (2 paragraph conclusion)

· See rubric

· Review old labs, conclusion guidelines, blog.

· Review information (book, power points, notes) on plants, plant growth, and photosynthesis. You may also research plant growth etc. on the internet.

· You may bring notes/outlines etc. and your data table. However, all notes must be HAND-WRITTEN BY YOU. No typed notes, no ipads or laptops.

· You may only access kidblog on the internet during your lab. You may use a blank Microsoft word document to spell check. You may NOT use any other internet site or any other program or document.

Bringing notes that are not acceptable to accessing an internet site/program that is not acceptable will result in a zero on that portion of the exam.