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Lesson 1.11 Using Flow Charts

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Trying to read instructions during the lab is confusing and uses a lot of time. How can we turn what is typically a list of instructions into something that is useful in the lab? We use a flowchart. A flowchart is a visual representation of a list of instructions. Watch the video to help you understand how flow charts work and then answer the questions below.
Question 1
1.
Draggable itemarrow_right_altCorresponding Item
output
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sequence of actions to accomplish a goal
process
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information or materials that are needed for a specific step in the process
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start or stop symbol
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Question 2
2.

Match the symbol with its name/meaning in the flow chart.

Draggable itemarrow_right_altCorresponding Item
action or step
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Question 3
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Question 4
4.

Write a couple of sentences to explain what this flow chart is telling you to do.

input
information of materials that result from a specific step in the process
flow
terminator
action or a step that needs to be done to achieve the goal
output
start
decision
input
Decide whether each item belongs in each type of flow chart box
ending temperature
Materials needed for the experiment are .........
Is the temperature increasing
get a 100mL graduated cylinder
starting temperature
measure 100 mL of water
put the waste in the waste jar
safety instructions
Is there a color change
Is gas being made
measure the mass of the reactant
measure the mass of the product
heat the sample
mass of a product
measure the temperature
mass of a reactant
decision
step or action
input
output