5Th Grade 1 Science Test🎓🔎🔭🔬

Front 1

Hypothesis

Back 1

Statement of what you think will happen during an investigation.

Front 2

Observation

Back 2

Something you find out about objects, events or living things using your senses.

Front 3

Experiment

Back 3

The use of scientific methods to test a hypothesis.

Front 4

Variable

Back 4

Something that can change in a test.

Front 5

Procedure

Back 5

Step by step instructions for completing a task.

Front 6

Precision

Back 6

The ability to constantly repeat a measurement.

Front 7

Accuracy

Back 7

The ability to make a measurement that is as close to the actual value as possible.

Front 8

Data

Back 8

Information from which a conclusion can be drawn or a prediction can be made.

Front 9

Inference

Back 9

A conclusion based on observations.

Front 10

Evidence

Back 10

A set of observations that make you believe something is true.

Front 11

What do scientists do?

Back 11

Scientists define a problem and try to find answers, scientists make hypotheses is and observations, and scientists draw conclusions based on their observations.

Front 12

How do scientists investigate?

Back 12

Scientists use many different types of scientific investigations, scientists use models, surveys, and sampling to gather data, scientific methods are organized steps for doing an investigation.

Front 13

How do scientists collect and interpret data?

Back 13

Scientists collect data with tools, scientists organize data into tables and graphs, scientists also draw conclusions from the data they collect.

Front 14

How do scientists support their conclusions?

Back 14

Scientists use facts, not opinions, when drawing conclusions, scientist keep detailed and accurate records in order to share their findings with others.

Front 15

Why should scientist base their investigations on observations and data instead of opinions?

Back 15

Scientists need facts and evidence! Different people have different opinions. Opinions are just what people think is true.Also opinions change

Front 16

For a conclusion to be valid, what must it be based on?

Back 16

For it to be valid it must be based on hypothesis is, observations, data, facts from research, and evidence from experiments and tests.What past scientists have done(facts from research). What you have done in your tests (observations, data, and evidence).