Scientific Inquiry Exam Review Cards
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Good Science | Carefully Planned using the Scientific Method
Asking question that can be tested scientifically
Uses methods that are honest and clear
Can be repeated and checked by other scientist
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Bad Science | Not supported by the data
Can’t be confirm its claims
Medicine - Does it work ?
Advertisements on TV
Are biased ( maybe not on purpose) ex Ghost believer see them
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Why is it important for scientist to communicate with each other about their experiments | Answer:
In order to separate good science from bad science
To share ideas and compare results
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Journals | Journals are specific types of publication that contain research.
these research papers inside the journal undergo peer review
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Magazines | Great sources for learning about science
Know that they are in the media and are not peer reviewed
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Internet | Internets science can be facts, opinions, advertisements or even lies.
Beware of the internets
It is only good science when the website ends in .gov or .edu . When the website ends in .com or .org, it could be bad science.
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Control variables | The things that must stay the same during an experiment
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Independent Variabele | The Variable that you change and are testing
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Dependent Variable | The Variable That is measured
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1st Step of the Scientific Method | Observe
Observe natural phenomena and form a guiding question. Observe means to pay attention to everything that is going on
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2nd Step of the Scientific Method |
Research information related to the question. Research means to search using the internet, journals, and books. Beware of the internet
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3rd Step of the Scientific Method | State a hypothesis. A hypothesis is an educated guess made after completing research
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4th Step of the Scientific Method | Set up an experiment that will produce data that will support or refute your hypothesis
. Data is the results you recieve after completing an experiment
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5th Step of the Scientific Method | Collect and organize your data.
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6th Step of the Scientific Method | State a conclusion. A conclusion is when you say that the datat either supports or refutes the hypothesis that you stateed earlier. Refute means to not support. Support means to back it up( 12 powerful words :-)
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Variable | Variable-the thing your testing is called the variable
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Chronological | to put things in order according to how they occured.
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Anononymous | When an unknown person complete something
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Peer Review | When a group of unknown scientist determine the difference between good and bad science before the public is allowed to see it.
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