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What is the goal of science? To make a hypothesis and ask questions
What is an observation? To observe something
What is an inference? A conclusion
What is a Quantitative Observation? A Quantity of something
Give 2 examples of Quantitative observations (i listed 4) 3, 9, 69, 4
What is a Qualitative observation? a Quality of something
Give 2 examples of Qualitative Observations (i listed 3) red, shiny, round
What is the Scientific Method? Why do we use it? Something we use to help understand some things
List the steps to the scientific method 1. Make Observations 2. Ask a Question 3. Form a Hypothesis 4. Test Hypothesis 5. Analyze Data 6. Make Conclusions
How is a scientific question different from any old question? Because it's SCIENTIFIC
Give an example of a scientific question Where did the energy for the big bang come from
What is a hypothesis a guess
What is the purpose of doing an experiment or study? Because if we didn't we wouldn't even know how to make cheese
What is a variable A part of an experiment that can be changed
What is a control group A group of something that stays completely the same
What is an experimental group A group that you perform experiments on
What is an independent variable a variable that does not change
What is a dependent variable a variable that changes
Why must you test only one independent variable at a time it might mess up the other independent variables
What is data Facts and Statistics
Be sure you know how to read tables, charts, and graphs
What is a conclusion an end
What is a scientific theory A Theory
What is a scientific law Gravity
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