Data
Experiments
Observing
Scientific Inquiry and Hypothesis
Inquiry
100

In science, a confirmed observation is the same as a _____

fact

100

What is grouping together items that are alike in some ways?

classifying

100

Taking care that no animals are harmed is an example of this.

ETHICS

100

This process includes steps such as making observations, researching, forming hypotheses, and analyzing data.

What is scientific inquiry?

100

Before you conduct an  experiment , you must...

develop a hypothesis

200

This scientific model describes a phenomenon, often mathematically.

What is a law?

200

In a controlled experiment, how many variables are changed at a time?

one

200

An observation that deals with numbers is a(n) _____ observation.

quantitative

200

his is a testable explanation that forms the basis for scientific inquiry.

What is a hypothesis?

200

Sally took a trip to the beach. Which is a QUANTITATIVE observation she may have made?

There were two lifeguards. 

(Any answer with a number)

300

Science based on data gathered from observations or experiments is known as this.

What is empirical science?

300

What type of observation is this: THE ROSE IS RED.

qualitative observation

300

What type of observation is this: THE CLASSROOM CONTAINED 12 BOYS & 13 GIRLS

quantitative observation

300

A good hypothesis must be simple, reasonable, and this.

What is testable?

300

Name the very first step in the process of scientific inquiry (lab reports).

pose questions

400

Explaining or interpreting the things you observe based on reasoning from what you already know is called

inferring

400

Observations that deal with descriptions that cannot be expressed in numbers are called _____ observations

qualitative observations

400

Trying to explain why a solar eclipse occurs is an example of _____

scientific inquiry

400

This type of science relies on real‑time observations of present‑day phenomena.

What is operational science?

400

Which describes an independent variable in a controlled experiment?

the factor that is purposely changed

500

For her science project, a student collects data on deer spotted in a field each day. For the first five days of her study, she counted 23, 16, 18, 27, and 19 deer. What type of observation do these data represent?

a quantitative observation

500

The conclusion that “barium chloride should dissolve because similar salts do” is an example of this reasoning.

What is inductive reasoning?

500

Callie notices that every time she uses a certain bird food in her bird feeder, blue jays land on the feeder. She concludes that blue jays prefer this food more than other birds do. What type of reasoning is Callie using?

inductive reasoning

500

This type of science makes inferences about past events based on present evidence.

What is historical science?

500

Identify the six stages of the process of scientific inquiry

pose questions, form a hypothesis, design an experiment, collect and interpret data, draw conclusions, and communicate

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