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Nature of Science

TermDefinition
Investigation A procedure carried out to carefully observe, study or test something in order to learn more about it. There are typically 3 types of procedures: Experiment, repeated observations or making a model.
Evidence Information collected during a scientific investigation.
Opinion A personal belief or judgment that does not need to be backed up with evidence.
Scientific Method Different ways that scientists perform investigations and collect reliable data.
Experiment A procedure carried out under controlled conditions to test a hypothesis.
Independent Variable Any condition that can be changed in an experiment.
Control(s) The things you keep the same in an experiment.
Balance A tool used to measure the amount of matter on an object, which is the object’s mass.
Spring Scale A tool used to measure forces.
Dependent Variable The outcome or response in a study. What you measure or observe.
Repeated Observations Measuring or observing the same thing more than once.
Make a Model The type of investigation used when something is too big, small or complex to study in real life.
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