Science Process 1 Grade 5 VA Mr. G 877615 mles
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| 1. What you are investigating in an experiment, the one thing that you change on purpose | Manipulated or Independent variable
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| 2. The one or more factors that must be the same (constant) in an experiment to make it fair | Controlled variables
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| 3. The outcome of an experiment | Responding or Dependent variable
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| 4. A prediction before starting an experiment | Hypothesis (Hipótesis)
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| 5. Distinguishing qualities that describe something or someone | Characteristics, traits, properties, features
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| 6. To infer from what is known, to generalize from a sample | Extrapolate
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| 7. Other scientists look over your work | Peer Review
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| 8. What you can see without "thinking" | Observation (Observación)
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| 9. Use data and observations to infer an answer | Conclusion (Conclusión)
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| 10. To use observations, information, and reasoning to build a conclusion | Infer
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| 11. Incorrect data or conclusion in a science experiment, usually caused by careless data recording or not designing the experiment well | Scientific error
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