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Labs & Nature of Sci

Science & Lab Skills Living Envrionment Regents Review

QuestionAnswer
Assumption Something accepted to be true but subject to change
Bias A tendency to favor something: Prejudice
Conculsion A decision made about an outcome of an experiment
Control a group in an experiment that does not recieve experimental conditions. EX; Your testing how light effects plant growh, a plant in normal light conditons is the control. A plant that gets no light is the experimental group
Contolled Experiment An experiment which all variables - except for the ones being tested - are kept the same.
Data results of a test that was completed during an experiment
Dependent Varible the explerimental variable that is being measured. example: your doing an experiment measuring how light effects plant growth. The dependent variable in this case is how much the plant grows
Evidence support for the idea that something is true
Experiment A series of trials or tests that are done to support or refute a hypothesis
Hypothesis a statement that predicts the outcome of an experiment
Independent varible the experimental variable that is being changeed. Example: ex: your doing an experiment measuring how light effects plant growth. The independent variable in this case is how much light the plant gets
Inference a conclusion based on observations
Model a represention used to explain a process or structure
Observation any information that is collected with your senses
Opinion an idea that someone has that may or may not be based in fact
Peer review a process where scientists examine, the data and experimental design of each others work.
Reserch Plan Part of research process that involves finding backround information and designing an exeriment
Scientific Literacy a basic knowledge of the natural world and an understanding of how scientists gain knowledge
Balance (the measurement tool) A tool that measures mass
Chromotography A lab technique used to seperate pigments by their color
Light microscope A lab tool that is used to view tiny things
Dichotomous Key a guide that compares pairs of observable traits to help the user identify an orgnaism
Dissection The act of cutting apart a dead organism to examine its internal structure
Electronic Balance a tool to measure mass
Electrophoresis A lab test that allows scientists to compare DNA of differnent individuals. the more bands in common the more closly related you are
Graduated Cylinder A tool for measuring the volume of a liquid
Indicator A chemical that changes colors when a specific substance is present. Starch indicator turns from amber to purple/black when starch is present glucose indicator turns from blue to orange when glucose is present
Magnification The ability for a microscope to make an object appear larger
Mass A measure of how much stuff is inside an object
Metric ruler a tool for measuring distance
Microscope a tool for used to magnify an object
Stain a chemical used to to make cell structrues more visible
Sterosioscope a microscope with two eye pieces used for dissections
Triple - Beam Balace a tool for measuring mass
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