Scientific Methods
What is Science?
Identify the Statement-I/O/P
Habits of a Scientitst
Vocabulary
100

There is only one scientific method, and all scientists follow it in exactly the same way.  True or False?

False?

100

Science is a way of learning more about the ________________________.

natural world?

100

The frog will jump into the water.

a. prediction

b. inference

c. observation

What is a prediction?

100

What do we call information we can verify with our 5 senses?

Empirical Evidence

100

Factors that can be changed in an experiment.

What are variables?

200

Usually scientific investigations begin with one of these.

question

200

It is impossible for science to be ______% certain.

100%?

200

The car is traveling at 5 km/h.


a. prediction

b. inference

c. observation

What is an observation?

200

This is a collection of beliefs or practices that are not based on the scientific method and cannot be tested.

Pseudoscience 
200

The information you gather during an experiment that might be shown in a chart, graph, or table would be this.

What are data?

300

A prediction about the answer you expect to get from an experiment is called this.

 hypothesis

300

This is why it is important for scientists to keep careful records of their experiments.

What is so that other scientists can repeat the experiment and collect more data?

300

The deer ran into the forest because it sensed danger.

a. prediction

b. inference

c. observation

What is an inference?

300

What is it called when a scientist thinks rationally and uses evidence?

Logic

300

The answer that you get at the end of your experiment based on the data you collected would be this. You draw a ________________

What is a conclusion?

400

These are used when you are making observations, you have 5 of them.

senses

400

What is an important final step after scientists have results from their experiment?

share those results with others

400

The clothes washed with Detergent A will be cleaner than those washed with Detergent B.

a. prediction

b. inference

c. observation


What is a prediction?

400

not accepting everything you hear/see

Skepticism 

400

a guess or prediction

hypothesis

500

Something that can be changed or controlled to be the same during an experiment would be one of these.

variable

500

When something is too big, too complex, or too expensive to use for experimentation, scientists often make these.

a Model

500

The area smelled like smoke.

a. prediction

b. inference

c. observation

What is an observation?

500

treating facts without personal bias

objectivity

500

The group you leave alone or treat normally in an experiment so that you can see if the tested variables really make a difference would be this. NEVER CHANGES

Control

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