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Investigating Questions

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Definition
Observe   To use your senses to gather information.  
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Predict   To use observations and data to form an idea of what will happen under certain conditions.  
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Infer   To draw a conclusion about something.  
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Investigation   Procedure carried out to carefully observe, study, or test something in order to learn more about it.  
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Hypothesis   A possible answer to a question that can be tested to see if it is correct.  
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Variable   The one thing that changes in an experiment.  
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Experiment   A test done to see whether a hypothesis is correct.  
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Microscope   A tool that makes an object look several times bigger than it is.  
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Graduated Cylinder   A container marked with a graded scale used for measuring liquids.  
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Data   Individual facts, statistics, and items of information.  
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Temperature   A measure of how hot something is.  
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Evidence   Data collected during an investigation.  
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Model   A representation of something real that is too big, too small, or that has too many parts to be studied directly.  
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Data Table   A kind of chart used for recording number data.  
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Chart   A display that organizes data into rows and columns.  
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Bar Graph   A graph using parallel bars of varying lengths to show comparison.  
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Map   A picture that shows the locations of things.  
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