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Bonnie Branch 7th Grade - 1-0 - What is Science? page 4-9

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observation   A skill that involves using one or more of your senses-sight, hearing, touch, smell, and sometimes taste-to gather information and collect data  
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data   The facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observation  
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inference   An interpretation of an observation that is based on evidence or prior knowledge, but NOT facts  
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hypothesis   A possible explanation or prediction for a set of observations that answers a scientific question  
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variables   Factors that can change in an experiment  
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manipulated variable   The one variable that is changed to test a hypothesis in an experiment (sometimes called the independent variable)  
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responding variable   The factor that changes because of the manipulated variable (sometimes called the dependent variable)  
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controlled experiment   An experiment in which all of the variables except one remain the same or stay constant  
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scientific theory   A well-tested concept that explains a wide variety of observations  
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