History of Science
Scientific Inquiry/Method
Documenting and Interpreting Experimental Results
Scientific Analysis
Earth Science
100

An ancient form of paper, made from a plant of the same name.

What is papyrus?

100

An educated guess that attempts to explain an observation or answer a question.

Hypothesis

100

The variable of part of an experiment to which all others will be compared.

Control

100

Objects made by people such as tools and weapons.

Artifacts

100

A natural or artificial body orbiting a planet or star.

Satellite

200

The systematic study of the natural world through observation and experimentation in order to formulate general laws.

Science

200

An example that contradicts a conclusion.

Counter Example

200

Experiments in which information about the test is kept from the participants to reduce bias.

Blind Experiments

200

A term that encompasses all scientific pursuits related to living organisms.

Life Science

200

The process of wearing or grinding something down by wind, water, or other natural agents.

Erosion

300

An Alchemists main goal.

Turn lead into gold.

300

T/F

Science is not a means by which something can be proven.

T

300

Experiments in which neither the experimenters nor the participants know the objects' identities in the setup.

Double Blind

300

Dendrochronolgy is the process of counting what to determine age?

Tree rings

300

What rock type is the most common in the Grand Canyon?

Sedimentary.

400

This worldview began to replace the Roman worldview, allowing science to progress toward the end of the Dark Ages.

Christian worldview

400

Explain this statement in your own words:

The confusion caused by different data interpretation is not science vs religion- it is really worldview vs worldview.

Grand Canyon- by chance or by flood?

400

An aspect of an experiment that changes during the course of the experiment.

Experimental Variable

400

What are the three document tests?

Internal, External, Bibliographic

400

Place these terms in order from farthest distance from Earth until the object lands on Earth-

Meteor, Meteoroid, Meteorite

Meteoroid, Meteor, Meteorite

500

Charles Darwin had two major impacts on the progress of science, one negative and one positive- what are they?

- empowered those who wanted to ignore the authority of scripture

+Debunked immutability of the species

500

Explain the difference between operational science and historical science.

Operational- uses observable, repeatable experiments 

Historical- relies on relics from the past and historical records

500

Name three different types of graphs used by scientists to record and present data.

Line, bar, circle

500

Describe each of the document tests-

Internal- Does document agree with itself?

External-Does document agree with other known historical facts from reliable sources

Bibliographic- How many years between original and first copy?

How many copes by different people?

500

Explain how cloud to ground lightening is formed.

Static electricity build up on ice particles in the cloud as they collide into each other.

A difference in charge is created to between the cloud and ground. 

Charges eventually overcome the air's ability to separate them

A stream of electrons zigzag its way down to the ground, forming a lightening strike.


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