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Definition
Observation   reconizing and noting some fact to gather informaion about the world.  
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qualitative and quatitative observations   qualitative observations are factual descriptions that do not use numbers. quantitative observations are factual descriptions that do use numbers.  
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Inference   a possible explanation or guess about an observation.  
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prediction   make a forecast.  
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classify   group by similar characteristics.  
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communication   tell others what you know.  
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what tool measures length?   ruler or meter stick  
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what tool measures mass?   TBB aka Triple Beam Balance  
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what tool measures volume?   graduated cylinder  
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what tool measures tepurature?   thermometer  
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what unit is used for length?   meter  
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what unit is used for mass?   gram  
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what unit is used for volume?   liter  
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what unit is used for tempurature?   C  
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how big is a kilo?   1000  
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how big is a centi?   1/100  
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how big is a milli?   1/1000  
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Observational Investigation   Lab (investigation) when changes are being observed.  
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Experimental Investigation   Lab (investigation) when hypothesis is being tested.  
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Hypothesis   Educated guess  
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Independent Variable   Change experimenter makes in an experiment. Also known as the manipulated variable.  
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Dependent Variable   Change that responds to IV. This change depends on the IV. This change is the data collected or data measured to determine if the IV has an effect. This change happens after the IV.  
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Constant   The factors that must stay the same in order for the experiment to be a fair test.  
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Control   Standard of comparison  
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Fair Test   An experiment that changes only one factor.  
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Repeated Trials   Completing an experiment many times. This is done to make the experiment a fair test.  
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