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Inquiry for 100. ways in which scientists study the world and propose explanations based on the evidence they gather Answer: Scientific Inquiry Back to Board. Inquiry for 200. using your senses to gather information Answer: Observation Back to Board. Inquiry for 300. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Scientific InquiryScientific Inquiry
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ways in which scientists ways in which scientists study the study the worldworld and propose explanations and propose explanations based on the evidence they gatherbased on the evidence they gather
Answer: Scientific InquiryAnswer: Scientific Inquiry
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using your using your sensessenses to gather to gather informationinformation
Answer: ObservationAnswer: Observation
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explain or explain or interpretinterpret the things you the things you observeobserve
Answer: Infer Answer: Infer
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deal with a deal with a descriptiondescription that cannot that cannot be expressed in numbersbe expressed in numbers
Answer: Qualitative Answer: Qualitative
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a British writer, a British writer, philosopherphilosopher, and , and statesman who lived from 1561 to statesman who lived from 1561 to 1626 who developed a method of 1626 who developed a method of scientific inquiryscientific inquiry
Answer: Francis BaconAnswer: Francis Bacon
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an experiment in which only an experiment in which only one one variable is changedvariable is changed, or , or manipulated, at a timemanipulated, at a time
Answer: Controlled ExperimentAnswer: Controlled Experiment
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facts, figures, and other facts, figures, and other evidenceevidence gathered through observations gathered through observations
Answer: dataAnswer: data
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A treatment that isn’t real; aA treatment that isn’t real; a control control for a clinical trialfor a clinical trial
Answer: PlaceboAnswer: Placebo
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the one variable that is the one variable that is purposely purposely changedchanged to test a hypothesis to test a hypothesis (independent variable)(independent variable)
Answer: Manipulated VariableAnswer: Manipulated Variable
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an explanatory statement that has an explanatory statement that has been been repeatedly confirmedrepeatedly confirmed through through experimental testing experimental testing
Answer: Scientific Theory Answer: Scientific Theory
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When you When you finishfinish a lab… a lab…
Answer: Clean your work areaAnswer: Clean your work area
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If an If an accidentaccident occurs, occurs,
Answer: Answer: notify your teachernotify your teacher and and follow her directions quicklyfollow her directions quickly
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Cognizant of your body and Cognizant of your body and surroundings surroundings
Answer: Answer: be be awareaware of potential of potential bumps, mistakes, or accidents bumps, mistakes, or accidents
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Good Good PreparationPreparation... ...
Answer: Helps you stay safeAnswer: Helps you stay safe
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2 things to do the day before a lab: 2 things to do the day before a lab:
Answer: Answer: readread the procedure and the procedure and make sure you understand the make sure you understand the
directionsdirections
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sharing ideassharing ideas and experimental and experimental findings with others through writing findings with others through writing and speakingand speaking
Answer: CommunicatingAnswer: Communicating
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groupinggrouping together items that are together items that are alike in some way alike in some way
Answer: Classifying Answer: Classifying
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creating creating representationsrepresentations of complex of complex objects or processes, i.e. diagram, objects or processes, i.e. diagram, map map
Answer: Making modelsAnswer: Making models
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when other scientists read and when other scientists read and evaluate an experiment, making evaluate an experiment, making sure that the original researchers sure that the original researchers followed the appropriate steps and followed the appropriate steps and that there are that there are no lapses in logicno lapses in logic
Answer: Peer Review Answer: Peer Review
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What does repeating an experiment What does repeating an experiment rule out? rule out?
Answer: Answer: accidents and variablesaccidents and variables we we may have forgotten to considermay have forgotten to consider
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HypothesisHypothesis must be must be
Answer: TestableAnswer: Testable
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factors that can factors that can changechange in an in an experimentexperiment
Answer: variablesAnswer: variables
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how people change the world how people change the world around them to around them to meet their needs meet their needs and solve practical problemsand solve practical problems
Answer: TechnologyAnswer: Technology
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researchers must be able carry out researchers must be able carry out investigations and gather evidence investigations and gather evidence with will either with will either support or disprovesupport or disprove the hypothesis the hypothesis
Answer: TestableAnswer: Testable
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answeredanswered by by making observations making observations and gathering and gathering evidenceevidence
Answer: Scientific QuestionAnswer: Scientific Question
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