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What are the 3 basic Science Questions?
1. What is There?
2. How does it work?
3. How did it come to be this way?
Yes Or No.

Science is a process to seek the truth
No.
The goal of science is to come as CLOSE as we
can to understanding the cause and realities of
the natural world
Science is a process that attempts to prove things.

True or False
False.
Science actually attempts to disprove ideas. If
the idea passes the testing, then it is more likely
to be a good explanation.
Science does not produce absolute facts?

True or False
True.

Science is a process that can only produce
possible to highly probable explanations.
Science is a process that can always be relied upon.

Yes or No
No

Science can be done poorly and mistakes can be
made.
Science is always properly used.

True or False
False
Science is frequently misused as in
"pseudosciences.”
Science explanations are ALWAYS based on
observations.

True or False
True
It is NOT a process where understanding is
based on faith or belief.
Science is simply a matter of opinion?
True or False
False

It requires lines of evidence that lead to that
best solution.
Scientific theories are just tentative ideas or
hunches.

True or False
False
The word theory is often used this way in
everyday conversation, but a theory in science
refers to a well tested explanation for a large
number of observations.
What is and Independent Variable
Something that is changed by the scientist.
--What is tested
--What is manipulated
What is a dependent variable?
Something that might be effected by the change in the independent variable.
--what is observed
--what is measured
--the data collected
--responding variable
What is a controlled variable?
a varialbe that is not changed.
--also called a constants
--allow for a "fair test"
--things tha could change, but don't