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Biology Chpt. 1

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Scientists propose ___________ that can be ______ by examining evidence explanations tested
Because of new tools, techniques, and and discoveries, scientific understanding is always ________ changing
What is an example of human stimulus and response? Glucose level drops, body makes you feel hungry: bright light flashes, eyes dilate;
What is the equation for volume? L x W x H
What is the equation for density? mass/volume
What tool would be used to measure mass? balance
using the senses to notice or describe events or processes observations
Science is an ________ method that uses ________ to explain events. organized, evidence
Science collects and _______ information. organizes
Science looks for __________ and connections. patterns
What are some topics that science can't deal with? beliefs, opinions, supernatural
What are the basic characteristics of living things? made of cells, reproduce, based on universal genetic code (DNA), grow and develop, obtain and use materials, respond to their environment, maintain stable internal environment, as a group change over time
What are the steps of the scientific method? 1. State the problem 2. Collect information 3. Make hypothesis 4. Test hypothesis 5. Analyze data 6. Draw conclusions
Which axis is the independent variable on? x- axis
Which axis is the dependent variable on? y- axis
Why do we need a control in an experiment? For comparison, to see if the IV made any change at all
What's the difference between a theory and a hypothesis? a hypothesis is a guess and a theory has been tested by many experimenters to reach a conclusion
What is the equation for area? L x W
What tool would be used to measure temperature? thermometer
What tool would be used to measure volume of a liquid? graduated cylinder
What tool would be used to measure density? balance and ruler/ graduated cylinder
an organized way of learning about the natural world science
study of living things biology
constant internal conditions homeostasis
all the chemical reactions that happen within an organism metabolism
process by which cells become specialized in structure and function differentiation
all living things as a group change over time evolution
a living thing organism
an educated guess about the solution to a problem hypothesis
a series of step used to test a hypothesis experiment
the factor in the experiment which is controlled by the experimenter independant variable
the factor in the experiment that is changed by the IV dependent variable
a test group for comparison control group
a factor that doesn't change within an experiment constant
a scientific explanation which results from many experimenters researching the same conclusion theory
measurements or observations recorded during an experiment data
science only deal with the _______ world natural
What tool would be used to measure length? ruler/meter stick
What tool would be used to measure volume of an irregular solid? graduated cylinder
What tool would be used to measure volume of a rectangular box? ruler/meter stick
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