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Science As Inquiry

deals with vocabulary involved in the scientific method and experimental design

Vocabulary Termdefinition
science study through observation, identification, experimentaion, and theoretical analysis
hypothesis an educated guess or prediction
theory a tested and supported hypothesis
scientific law a rule of nature used to explain a natural phenomenon
scientific method the method used to learn through performing an experiment
5 Steps of the Scientific Method 1) Ask a question 2) Hypothesis 3) Experiment 4) Analyze the Results 5) Draw Conclusions
Independent Variable the variable being tested, purposefully changed, or manipulated in an experiment
Dependent Variable the variable that responds to a change in the independent variable - it is measured
Constant a variable that is controlled and kept the same for both the control and experimental groups so as not to affect the results
Control Group the group that is used for comparison - the first set up or normal set up; not all experiments have a control group
Experimental Group(s) the group or groups in which the independent variable is applied
Quantitative Data data that involves numbers
Qualitative Data data that involves subjective comparisons in the form of descriptive words
supported hypothesis used in the conclusion when the results are what was expected
unsupported hypothesis used in the conclusion when the results are varied and show no definite pattern
contradicted hypothesis used in the conclusion when the results are the opposite of what was expected
Created by: mburton
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