From the Beginning
Theory/Law
Evidence
Scientific Investigations
Representing Data
100
The study of the natural world.
What is science?
100
A description of a specific relationship under given conditions in the natural world.
What is scientific law?
100
All the measurements and data scientists gather in support of a scientific explanation?
What is Empirical Evidence.
100
An organized procedure to study something under controlled conditions.
What is experiment?
100
The number of times something happens.
What is frequency?
200
Earth science, Physics, Biology
What is the three areas of Natural Science?
200
Describes what and how things happen.
What is Scientific Law?
200
Evidence that is gathered outdoors or where conditions cannot be controlled.
What is Fieldwork?
200
The process of obtaining information by using the senses.
What is observation?
200
An ideal way to display data that are parts of a whole.
What is circle graph?
300
The study of non living matter and energy
What is physics?
300
At a constant temperature, as the pressure on a gas increases, its volume decreases?
What is Boyle's Law?
300
A place where scientist can control conditions like temperature, lighting, and even the surrounding air.
What is a Laboratory?
300
Representations of an object or system.
What are models?
300
Used to display and compare data in a number of catagories.
What is bar graph?
400
The study of living things.
What is Biology?
400
An explanation supported by a large amount of evidence?
What is Scientific Theory?
400
The way scientists observe how atoms react.
What is smashing them together?
400
A testable idea or explanation that leads to a scientific investigation.
What is hypothesis?
400
Used to show continuous change.
What is line graph?
500
The study of the Earth.
What is Earth science?
500
Two factors that increase how frequently particles of gas bounce off the walls of their container.
What is temperature and volume?
500
Shows the paths of subatomic particles after two atoms collide.
What is streaks?
500
The factor that is deliberately manipulated in an investigation.
What is independent variable.
500
The exactness of a measurement, or how close the results are to each other when an action is repeated.
What is precision?
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