Lab Safety
This is the first step in any experiment
What is follow the teacher's instructions and read all of the directions
What is oberservation?
A set group that is not changed in an experiment.
What is a Control Group?
The study of living organisms from the microscopic to global scale.
What is Biology?
An animal eating food or a plant going through photosynthesis.
What is getting energy?
These are the 3 most common P.P.E.s
(personal protective equiptment)
What are gloves, goggles and apron
A possible explanation to a question based on research and observation.
What is a hypothesis?
Describes a natural occurance supported by large amounts of evidence.
What is a Law?
The basic unit of a living thing.
What is a cell?
A giraffe's long neck is an example.
What is adaptation?
The hand motion that gently pushes chemical smells towards you.
What is waft?
The step where a hypothesis is supported, but could be disproven in the future as technology and information advances.
What is a conclusion?
What gets changed in an experiment.
What is an Independent Variable?
The most complex biological organization.
What is an Organ System?
When a horse twitches it's tail because a fly lands on him.
Can be used to safely hold something you are heating up.
What are tongs?
Using your 5 senses.
What is an observation?
This data describes what something looks like?
What is Qualitative data?
What is unicellular?
A group of organisms that can reproduce.
What is a species?
The acronym that tells us how to use a fire extinguisher.
What is P.A.S.S.?
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
Information aquired through experimentation and observation.
An assumption based on prior experience
What is an inference?
Sweating is an example of this characteristic of life.
What is maintaining homeostasis?
A tadpole changing into a frog.
What is grow and develop?