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Science
a process that uses logic, observations and prior knowledge to answer questions. Does not have to be a lab
Scientific Method
a process of doing science
Observation
detecting your surroundings with your senses
Purpose
a question asked about and observation you made
Hypothesis
a testable answer to your question using logic and prior knowledge stated in the "if...then..." form
Experiment
testing your hypothesis by collecting data and recording it on a graph
Theory
used to explain observations and facts backed by large amounts of evidence
Analysis and Conclusion
an evaluation of the data from an experiment
Repeat
repeating an experiment is important to verify the data
Quantitative Observations
involve measurements like temperature, weight, size, or distance
Qualitative Observations
involves using descriptive words like color, appearance, smell and texture
Direct Observations
an observation made from something you see
Indirect Observations
an observation you made using your senses other than sight. (hearing, touch, taste, smell)
Inferences
a reasonable assumption based on observations and prior knowledge
Variables
2 conditions that change during an experiment
Independent Variable
a variable that can be controlled and changed
Dependent Variable
a variable that changes resulting of the independent variable
Controlled Experiment
an experiment that tests the effects of one experiment at a time
Control Group
a group where the subjects conditions are set to normal and the independent variable is not changed
Experimental Group
a group where the independent variable is changed and results are compared to the Control Group
Metric System
base 10 measurement system used universally by scientists
Meter
metric system base unit for measuring length
Liter
metric system base unit for measuring volume
Gram
metric system base unit for measuring mass