Thinking Like a Scientist
The Study of Life
Scientific Inquiry
Safety in the Laboratory
Challenge
100
List five skills that are important in scientific thinking
Observing, Inferring, Predicting, Classifying, and Making Models
100
What is Life Science?
Study of living things
100
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How many key terms are there?
100
Chimps
What did Jane Goodall study?
200
Chimps can use ___ as a tool to fish for ____.
sticks, termites
200
testable
In science, a hypothesis must be ____.
200
None
How many key terms are there?
300
Chimps will bare there _____ when they are frightened or _____.
teeth, angry
300
shapes, numbers
Eyes come in many different ____, sizes, and even ____.
300
facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observingvation
What is data
300
poisonous plants
Possible saftey hazards outdoors include such things as severe weather, traffic, wild animals, and ____ _____.
300
acorn
What will fall faster? acorn or leaf
400
What is the main diet for Chimpanzee in May?
Fruit
400
life
Cells are far too small to be seen by the eye, but they carry out all the activities necessary for ____.
400
organize
Adata table helps you ______ the information you collect in an experiment.
400
19
How many Safety Symbols are there?
500
What is the name of the scientist who studied wild chimpanzees in Gombe National Park in Tanzania, Africa?
Jane Goodall
500
They both are made of cells, use energy, grow, develop, and reproduce
What does a poison arrow frog and mushroom have in common?
500
hypotheses
What is the plural for hypothesis?
500
breaker
A classmate might accidently knock over a WHAT in a laboratory?
500
organisms work together to meet the needs of the organism
What is complementary?
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