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Unit one science

Metric systems and vocab

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what is environmental science? The study of how nature works and how humans interact with it
What is hypothesis's definition? A proposed explanation for a phenomenon that is based on a observation and can be tested through experimentation
What is data? A collection of facts, numbers, symbols or observations that can be analyzed.
What is the conclusion? The final summary of experiments result and what those findings mean.
What Is the control group? A standard baseline in an experiment or study that does not receive the test treatment or intervention.
What is the experimental group? The set of participants or subject in a research study that resive the specific treatment, intervention of independent variable being tested.
What is the independent variable? A factor that researchers changes, controls or manipulates in an experiment.
What is the dependent variable? The factor you measure or observe or measure in an experiment to see how it responds to changes made by the independent variable.
What does Observation mean? The active gathering of information from the natural world using our senses or scientific instruments.
What is an Inference? An educated guess or logical conclusion that you draw based on evidence data and prior knowledge.
What is an Qualitative Observation? Focuses on characteristics, categories and thematic patterns
What is an Quantitative Observation? Focuses on measurable variable, counts and statistical testing
What is Objective's definition? True for everyone independent of personal ias and verified through data or observation.
What is Subjectives definition? Dependent on a specific persons point of view, taste, and emotional experience.
What is a meter? basic unit of length (1)
What is a gram? Basic unit, metric unit of mass and weight equal to one
What is a Liter? Basic unit, metric unit of volume.
What is a kilo? A metric unit of mass equal to 1thousand grams
What is a Centi? 1 hundredth (0.01) of a gram
What is a milli? 1 thousandth of a gram(0.001)
What is length? The measurement of an object from one end to another
What is mass? The amount of matter or substance that makes up an object
What is volume? The amount of space an object takes up
What is Density? How close the molecules are inside an object
What is the geosphere? The geosphere is the scientific study of the solid parts of Earth, including the rocks, minerals, landforms, and interior layers from the surface down to the center of the core
What is the hydrosphere? The total amount of water found under and above the serface of the planet.
What is the Amosphere? A layer of glasses surrnding a planet or other celestial body held in place by that body's gravitie
What is the Biosphere? Gloal ecological system composed of all living organisms and the physical environments where life exists.
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List the steps to the scientific method in order 1 observe and discribe a phenomenon 2 formulate a hypothisis, 3 disign a perform an experiment to test the hypothisis 4 anylize the data, 5 draw a conclusion, repeat the process withh a new focus.
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