Science Vocab
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| Scientific inquiry | ways scientists study the world.
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| Hypothesis | not a fact.
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| Parameter | measured factor.
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| Manipulated variable | purposely changed.
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| Responding variable | expected to change.
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| Controlled experiment | one parameter is manipulated
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| Data | facts, figures, and data.
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| Communicating | sharing ideas/conclusions.
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| Model | a picture, diagram, computer image, or object.
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| Scientific theory | wide ranges of observations or experiments results.
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| Scientific law | scientists expect to happen under particular conditions.
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| Science | the study of the natural world.
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| Observing | using 1 or more senses to gather info.
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| Inferring | guessing base on reasoning from what you already know.
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| Predicting | making a forecast based on past experience or evidence.
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| Chemistry | study of matter & how it changes.
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| Physical | study of matter, energy, motion, forces & their interactions.
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| SI | International System of Units.
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| Weight | measure the force of gravity on you.
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| Mass | measurement of matter of an object.
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| Estimate | approximate number based on reasonable assumptions.
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| Accuracy | refers to measurements that are true or actual value.
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| Reproducibility | group of measurements are to each other.
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| Significant Figures | measurements include digits measured exactly plus one digit estimated.
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| Precision | measure of exactness of a measurements.
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| Graph | picture of your data.
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| Horizontal Axis | x-axis is the graph line that runs left to right.
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| Vertical Axis | y-axis is the graph line that runs left to right.
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| Origin | point where the two axes cross is called the origin.
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| Coordinate | a pair of number used to determine the position of a point on a graph.
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| Data Point | point showing the location of that intersection is called a data point.
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| Line of Best Fit | a smooth line that reflects a general pattern of a graph.
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| Linear Graph | line graph in which the data points yield a straight line called a linear graph.
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| Slope | the steepness of the graph line.
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| Non-Linear Graph | line graph in which the data points do not fall along a straight line is called a non-linear graph.
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| Motion | distance from another object changes.
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| Reference point | a place or object used for comparison to determine if something is in motion.
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| Distance | the length of a path between two points.
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| Displacement | length and direction that an object has moved from its starting point.
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| Vector | quantity that consists of both magnitude and a direction
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