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Science
process of asking and answering Qs about world. uses logic, critical thinking, prior knowledge and evidence.
scientific method
a process of doing science
observation
something you notice about environment by using senses
hypothesis
possible answer to question-must be testable and logical
purpose
a question you ask about observation you made
experiment
testing a hypothesis by collecting and recording new data.
analysis and conclusion
evaluating data with tools and evidence to determine if your hypothesis is correct
repeat
repeat experiment multiple times by lots of people to determine whether or not it is a reasonable theory
theory
tested, backed by evidence, used to explain wide set of observations.
quantitative observation
obsvation based on quantity
qualitative observation
obsvtn decribe physical things, color, smell, size
direct observation
obsvtn made by things that are seen
inferece
something you assume to be based on obsvtn and prior knowledge
variables
different conditions that change during and experiment
independent variable
the varible that you have direct control of
dependent variable
varible that changes depending on independent variable
controlled experiment
experiment where all aspects are controlled
control group
the independent variable is not changed
experimantal group
variables are changed in repeating experiment
metric system
universal measuring system used by scientists
meter
base unit for measuring length
liter
base unit for measuring liquid volume
gram
base unit for measuring mass
indirect observation
obsvtn detected with senses other than sight, such as sound, touch, taste