interactive science experiment
- noun
- The class participated in an interactive science experiment that demonstrated the principles of magnetism.
Examples
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Teachers often use an interactive science experiment to make lessons more memorable for students.
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She presented her project as an interactive science experiment at the school fair.
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The teacher conducted an interactive science experiment in class.
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Can we try an interactive science experiment today?
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Teachers often use an interactive science experiment to make lessons more memorable for students.
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The class participated in an interactive science experiment that demonstrated the principles of magnetism.
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She presented her project as an interactive science experiment at the school fair.
Synonyms
A try of something new to see what happens
A test done to find out how things work in science
How Interactive
Surface Forms
Morphology
interactive + science + experiment
The meaning is directly derivable from the constituents: 'interactive' (allowing response), 'science' (scientific domain), and 'experiment' (a procedure), so together they denote a science experiment that actively involves participants. This adjective+noun composition follows standard, cross-linguistically common patterns, so a B1 learner who knows the parts will readily infer the intended meaning.
Etymology
The phrase interactive science experiment comes from joining interactive (something that lets people act and get a response) and science experiment (a hands-on test). This picture shows why the phrase means 'a science activity where people take part and learn by doing'.