Scientific Method
What does the scientific method show us?
What is how the world works.
What are the different lenses?
What is objective lenses with 4 lenses.
What are the four unifying principles that form the foundation of modern biology?
What is cell theory, evolution, genetics, and homeostasis.
What is development?
What is the process of devolving/ getting used to being developed.
What is the prefix for the first three units?
What is kilo-, hecta-, and deka-.
What is the control variable?
What is a control variable is the variable that you keep the same.
What is a light microscope used for?
What is transmitting light to magnify small object.
Why must all life reproduce?
What is so that they won't go extinct.
What is a stimulus?
What is a thing or event that evokes a specific function reacting to tissue.
What is the main unit we use?
What is meter, gram, and liter.
Who was the philosopher that applies to science?
What is Aristotle.
What does a light microscope do?
What is magnification and high resolution.
What is a stimulus?
What is a thing or event that evokes a specific function reacting to tissue.
What is a response?
What is a verbal or written answer.
What is the last three units we use?
What is deci-, centi-, milli-.
What is the importance of publishing your results?
What is showing people your work so others can also do your experiment and can change the ideas.
What are the other types of microscopes?
What is Compound, Stereo, Digital, and the Pocket microscopes.
How do people respond to the stimulus of temperature?
What is people shiver when it's cold and people sweat when it's hot/
How do people respond to the stimulus of temperature?
What is shivering when it's cold and sweating when it's hot.
What are the abreviations for all the units?
What is K, H, D, m, d, c, l.
What are the steps of the scientific method?
What is, question, hypothesis, independent variable, dependent variable, control variable, control group, data, conclusions, publish results, and retest.
What are the three main parts of a microscope?
Head/body, base of the microscope, and the arm that connects to the base.
What are six different things that biology examines?
What is structure, function, growth, origin, evolution, and distribution.
List how life is organized from smallest to largest.
What is atom, molecules, macromolecules, organelles, and cells.
What is the three most used units we will use?
What is meter, gram, and liter.