Unit Award Scheme

115007 TAKING AND RECORDING MEASUREMENTS IN SCIENCE

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have

Evidence needed

demonstrated the ability to

1choose the correct apparatus, eg ruler, tape, meter rule, to measure and record in a table the length of three different objects, using appropriate units of measurement including mm, cm and mStudent completed work
2choose the correct apparatus, eg a digital balance, to measure and record in a table the mass of at least three items, using appropriate units of measurement including g and kgStudent completed work
3choose the correct apparatus, eg a stopwatch, to measure and record in a table how long it takes for at least two different activities to happen, using seconds and minutesStudent completed work
4choose the correct apparatus, eg a digital or analogue thermometer, to measure and record in a table the temperature of at least three different liquidsStudent completed work
5choose an appropriately-sized measuring cylinder to measure and record in a table the volumes of at least three different volumes of liquidsStudent completed work
6choose the correct apparatus, eg litmus paper, universal indicator, to measure and record the pH of a minimum of five household liquids, including the colour change observed and whether the liquid is alkaline, acid or neutralStudent completed work
7choose and set up the correct apparatus, eg measuring cylinder, water bath, to measure the volume of a gasSummary sheet
8use a simple chemical reaction to collect a given gas for a set period of time and record the gas volume in a tableStudent completed work
9choose the correct apparatus to measure and record in a table the current and voltage in a simple electrical circuitStudent completed work
10make at least two changes to the number of batteries connected in the circuit and record the corresponding changes in the current and voltage.Student completed work

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 24 February 2021Level - Level One