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This is another word to describe a hypothesis.


Prediction

100

For scientific conclusions to be valid, they must be based on these

Facts

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True or false: a hypothesis is written as a question

False 

100

Step by step instructions for completing a task are called

Procedures

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How many variables should be tested at one time in a scientific investigation?

One variable

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A valid scientific investigation must be able to be...

replicated or repeated 

200

True or false: Opinions are beliefs or value judgments. 

True

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A standard against which change is measured

Control Group

300

A scientist using scientific methods would NOT

Form an opinion

300

This is something that can change during a test

Variable 

300

The term for the use of scientific methods to test a hypothesis.

Experiment 

300

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

Accuracy

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Information from which a conclusion can be drawn or a prediction can be made are called

Data

400
These are observations that make you believe something is true

Evidence

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The ability to consistently repeat a measurement.

Precision 

400

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

Observations 

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These two things are what scientific conclusions are based upon

Facts and observations

500

It is important to repeat the investigations of other scientists because....

So we can get the same results and therefore make our conclusions more valid.

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A statement of what you think will happen during an investigation; a good guess.

Hypothesis 

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