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chapteronevocab

chapter one vocabulary practice

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Gathering new information or discovering new facts just because it's interesting. This COULD lead to new technology or applied science pure science
Organized procedure used to test a hypothesis. Part of the scientific method. experiment
Explanation of things or events proven true by many experiments theory
Stays the same in an experiment. Usually several of them in an experiment.They are not allowed to change in a valid experiment. constants
The variable that changes independent variable
The study of matter and energy. This is the type of science we are studying this year physical science
An educated guess hypothesis
A rule or fact of nature scientific law
Using previous knowledge to make judgments inference
Applied science; leads to new products being formed technology
A standard used for comparison in an experiment. Separate experiment where nothing changes. control experiment
Used to explain something not easily understood; could be a small drawing or structure to represent something larger. model
A judgment based on interpreting data and observations. At the end of the scientific method conclusion
a variable that is measured dependent variable
Using your senses to describe an event in nature;looking at something.Could be objective or subjective. observation
experiments done more than once Repeated trials
data based on numbers quantitative data
data based on a verbal description qualitative data
the father of the scientific method Galileo
Created by: loiswhalen
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