Earth
This is the largest planet in the Solar System.
What is Jupiter?
This is the reason everything eventually falls to the ground.
What is gravity?
A method of research in which a problem is identified, data is gathered and tested, and a question in answered.
What is the scientific method?
This famous scientist invented the lightbulb and the motion picture camera.
Who is Thomas Edison?
What is Neptune?
This is the idea that over time, the animals with the more advantageous genes will live to reproduce because of the struggle for survival.
What is Natural Selection?
It's an educated guess, which is usually tested using the scientific method.
What is a hypothesis?
This famous scientist invented bifocals and discovered the theory of electricity. He was NOT President.
Who is Benjamin Franklin?
This is the planet that we are most hopeful could one day sustain human life.
What is Mars?
This was invented by Alexander Graham Bell and produced the beginnings of AT&T.
What is the telephone?
The variable being manipulated, or changed, to see how it affects the item being tested.
What is an independent variable?
This famous scientist is considered the Father of Evolution and coined the phrase Natural Selection.
Who is Charles Darwin?
This is what the Earth is tilted "on".
What is its axis?
Invented by Isaac Newton, this device used mirrors to refract light that entered it to enhance the visual it produced.
What is the refracting telescope?
The variable that changes depending on what you manipulate, or change. (Usually a measurement of size or time)
What is a dependent variable?
This famous scientist is known for her work with Chimpanzees and for her discovery of their capability of higher level thinking.
Who is Jane Goodall?
This is the reason we have tides.
What is the Moon?
What is the solar system revolves around the sun?
A principle,or idea, that explains a phenomena, that is backed by evidence and data.
What is a scientific theory?
This famous scientist is known for his discovery of Gravity and his contributions to optics.