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Josh Scientific Method Vocabulary

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A question to be considered, solved or answered.   Problem  
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The act of noting and recording something with instruments.   Observation  
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A tentative explanation that accounts for a set of facts and can be tested by further investigation.   Hypothesis  
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A test under controlled conditions that is made to demonstarte a known truth, or examine the validity of a hypothesis.   Experiment  
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The result or outcome of a an act or process.   Conclusion  
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An assumption based on limited information or knowledge.   Theory  
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Part of the experiment purposely changedL: the presumed cause.   Independent Variable  
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Part of the experiment that depens on the outcome of the independent variable and is measured; the presumed effect.   Dependent Variable  
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Part of the experiment to be used as a standard of comparison.   Control  
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Part or parts that stay the same for both the experiment and the control.   Constant  
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Conclusion based on a previous observation (not proven).   Inference  
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Part of the experiment that remains normal.   Control group  
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Numbers.   Quantitative Data  
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Description. (big, blue, soft).   Qualitative Data  
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Used to measure mass (weight) in milligrams, kilograms/ use a triple beam balance.   Grams  
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Used to measure volume (liquid) in milliliters/ use a graduate cylinder.   Liters  
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Used to measure length (distance or height) in centimeters/ use a ruler.   Meters  
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