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| A way of learning about the natural world including all of the knowledge gained by exploration. | Science
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| Using one or more of your senses to gather information. | Observing
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| This kind of observation deals with numbers. | Quantatative
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| This kind of observation deals with descriptions that cannot be expressed in numbers. | Qualatative
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| When you explain or interpret the things you observe. This is not guessing, but is based on reasoning from what you already know. | Inferring
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| Making a statement or claim about what will happen in the future based on past experience or evidence. | Predicting
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| Grouping together of items that are alike in some way. | Classifying
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| Involves comparing observations and data to reach a conclusion. | Evaluating
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| Involves creating representations of complex objects or processes. | Making models
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| A factor that is changed in an experiment to test the hypothesis. | Independent variable
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| The factor that changes in response to the independent variable. It is the factor being measured in the experiment. | Dependent variable
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| The things that stay the same in an experiment. | Constants
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| An attitude in science that scientists display when they want to know more about a topc. | Curiosity
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| Reporting your observations and results truthfully. | Honesty
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| An attitude scientists have when they come up with inventive ways to solve problems or produce new things. | Creativity
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| Scientists need to be open-minded, but should also have an attitude of doubt to keep them from accepting ideas that might be untrue. This is known as? | Skepticism
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| Scientists need a strong sense of ______, which refers to rules that enable people to know right from wrong. | Ethics
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| ______comes from a person's likes and dislike. | Personal bias
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| This bias stems from a person's culture in which a person grows up. For example a culture may regard snakes as bad might overlook how well snakes control pests. | Cultural bias
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| This is a mistake in the design of an experiment that makes a particular result more likely. | Experimental bias
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| Being _____means that you make decisions and draw conclusions based on available evidence. | Objective
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| Being______means that personal feelings have entered into a decision or conclusion. | Subjective
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| Explaining things by starting with a general idea and then applying the idea to a specific observation. | Deductive reasoning
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| Using specific observations to make generalizations. | Inductive reasoning
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| A measurement system based on the number 10 used around the world. | Metric system
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| Modern scientists use this version of the metric system. | International System of Units (SI)
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| SI unit for length | Meter (m)
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| SI unit for mass, which is the amount of matter in an object. | Gram (g)
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| This a measure of the forge of gravity acting on an object. | Weight
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| The amount of space an object or substance takes up. | Volume
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| The SI unit for measuring the volume of a rectangular solid. | Cubic meter (cm3)
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| The SI unit for measuring liquid volume. | Liter (L)
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| To calculate the volume of a rectangular solid you use that formula? | LxWxH=cm3
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| The measure of how much mass is contained in a given volume. | Density
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| Density if calculated using the following formula? | D=Mass/Volume
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| In addition to the Celsius scale, scientists sometimes use another scale called the? | Kelvin (K)
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| The SI unit used to measure time. | second (s)
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| A possible answer to a scientific question. | Hypothesis
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