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science chapter 1

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the way or process used to investigate what is happening around you. It provides possible answers to your questions. Provides new info every day that people use to make decisions   science  
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what you learn through your senses   observation  
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looking for similarities   compare  
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looking for differences   contrast  
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how you explain what you observe   inference  
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when a scientist is in favor of or against one thing   bias  
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representing things that happen too slowly, too quickly, or are too big or too small too observe directly   model  
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scientist around the world use a system of measurement called the international system of units, or SI, to make observations. This allows them to understand each other's research   scientific measurement  
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help you organize your observations and results   data table  
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a prediction or statement that can be tested   hypothesis  
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the variable in the experiment that is being measured   dependent variable  
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the variable that tays the same in an experiment   constant  
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the variable in the experiment that is changed   independent variable  
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a sample that is treated like the other experimental groups except that the independent variable is not applies   control  
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makes your life more convenient   technology  
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the study or use of systems, especially computers and telecommunications   information technology  
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scientist __ have results that support their hypothesis without completing __ trials first   rarely, numerous  
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science is meaningful on others ways in everyday life. New discoveries constantly lead to new products that __ your life   influence  
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new knowledge can mean that old ways of thinking r doing thins are __   challenged  
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scientific discoveries have never been limited to peolpe of one __, __, __, or __   race, age, gender, culture, time period  
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throughout history, people have tried to find answers to questions about what was happening around them by using their 5 senses: __, __, __, __, __   sight, taste, touch, smell, hearing  
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numbers can be used to __ observations and tool, such as: __ and __are used to give descriptions   describe, termometers, meter sticks  
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we use our scientific thinking everyday to make __   decisions  
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__, __, __, and __ are all good sources of info   books, magazines, internet, and newspapers  
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when trying to sole a problem it is important to discover ____   all back round info  
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are used to share info with scientist around the world   science publications  
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used to record and communicate your findings. It can include graphs, charts, and illustrations   science journal  
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communicating experiments results is an important part of the __ experience   lab  
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scientist first make sure that everyone working to solve the problem has a ___ of the problem   clear understanding  
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answers scientific questions through observation   descriptive research  
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used to answer scientific questions by testing a hypothesis through the use of a series of carefully controlled steps   experimental research design  
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steps to follow to try to solve problems. Differnet problems will require different scientific methods   scientific method  
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