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Science
a process of asking and answering questions using prior knowledge and resources
Scientific Method
a process of doing science
observation
something you detect in your environment using any of your senses
purpose
a question about the observation you have made
hypothesis
a possible scientific answer to your question
experiment
testing hypothesis by collecting and recording data
analysis and conclusion
evaluating your data and interpret to determine of your hypothesis was right.
repeat
if your data doesn't support your hypothesis, make a new one
theory
used to explain a wide set of observed facts and observations
quantitative observations
invole taking measurements , such as temperature, mass, size, distance, velocity etc.
qualitative observations
involve describing the general properties of a material that may be used to identify it; color, smell, feel, texture, etc
direct observation
an observation you use your sight to make
indirect observation
an observation you make by using any of your senses besides sight.
inferences
something you assume to be true based on observations and prior knowledge
variables
the conditions that change during an experiment
independent variable
the variable you can control
dependent variable
the variable you cant control
controlled experiment
you test the variables one at a time, keeping the others constant
control group
the independent variable is not changed to provide a comparison, conditions are not changed
experimental group
the independent variable is changed to compare results with the control group
the metric system
the universal system of measurement used my scientists
meter
used to measure length
liter
used to measure volume
gram
used to measure mass