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Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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Data | the facts figures charts graphs and other evidence gained through observation
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variable | the part of a scientific investigaton that is used for comparison is the _____
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cycling of nutrients in a community | which concept is illustrated by this diagram
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dependant variable | the variable that changes in response to a changed made by the scientist is the _____
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carries the genetic code | DNA is essential to living organisms because it ______
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173.5 | what is the mass of the object when the triple beam balance scale reads 70,100,and 3.5
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independent variable | the variable that a scientist changes on purpose during a controlled experiment is called the ____
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