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Sci-Method

Vocab Terms for the Scientific Method Unit

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A factor in an experiment that can change Variable
The variable that is changed on purpose, to test a hypothesis Independent Variable
The variable that changes because of the Independent Variable; what is being measured Dependent Variable
The original group, that is not changed; this group is used to compare our results Control Group
A process that is used to find answers to questions about the world around us Scientific Method
An educated guess about a problem, or possible answer to a questions Hypothesis
Information gathered during an experiment Data
The steps taken during an experiment Procedure
An explanation of the results in an experiment Conclusion
An instrument used for transferring very small amounts of liquids dropper or pipette
A tool used to find the mass of an object Balance
A container with a wide opening, used to measure, store, or heat liquids Beaker
A container with a narrow opening, used to measure, store, or heat liquids Flask
A tool used to measure very precise amounts of liquids Graduated Cylinder
A piece of safety equipment that protects your eyes Safety Goggles
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