Questions Scientists Ask
Things Scientists Investigate
Ways Scientists collect and interpret data
Ways Scientists support their conclusions
Vocabulary
100

Another word for hypothesis

What is an prediction?

100

An advantage of using a computer generated model of a car?

What ios it is not as expensive?

100

Information from which a conclusion can be drawn is

What is data?

100

Scientists use this when drawing conclusions

What are facts?

100

Statement of what you think will happen during an investigation

What is a hypothesis?

200

Using the senses to gather information

What is an observation?

200

Asking a question, stating your hypothesis, identifying and controlling variables, making a plan, testing your hypothesis, and collecting, recording and interpreting your observations are the steps for this.

What are Steps for Investigation?

200

The ability to consistently repeat a measurement

What is precision?

200

Scientific investigations should be based on this

What is evidence?

200

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

What is an observation?

300

Scientists define a problem

Why scientists make a hypothesis before beginning an observation?

300

The reason scientists do repeated trials when doing an experiment.

What is to make sure your results are reliable?

300

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

What is accuracy?

300

Other scientists mus be able to do this?

What is replicate scientific investigations?

300

The use of the scientific methods to test a hypothesis

What is an experiment?

400

Scientists define a problem, make prediction, observe, and draw a conclusion

What are four things that scientists do?

400

Scientists using a model for an experiement instead of the actual object 

What is because the objects studied may be to large, have many parts or are difficult to observe?

400

Four things that tools help you do?

What is see things you normally could not see, measure things, gather information, and analyze data.

400

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

What is evidence?

400

Something that can change in a test

What is a variable?

500

Scientists can help people answer questions, solve problems, and form new ideas through the use of this

What is the scientific process?

500

 In an experiment just one variable can change. All others need to stay the same.  The group that stays the same is

What is the control group?

500

A conclusion based on an observation

What is an inference?

500

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

What is observation?

500

A standard against which change is measured

What is a control group?

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