Let's Talk Science
What's Your Adress
There's a method for that
So you want to be a scientist
Etymology of the word
100
This is a group of mixed animals or people living in an area together
What is a community?
100
Mosquitofish
What is it lives in a pond habitat?
100
You collect this information after you observe something.
What is data?
100
These scientists study the human body.
Who are biologists?
100
flesh eater.
What is a carnivore? (carn = flesh vore = eater)
200
I am only one case of how something eats something else
What is a food chain?
200
Deer
What lives in the forest?
200
When you make a statement that you are going to test, you make this.... remember, it's a statement.
What is a claim?
200
These scientists study the Earth.
Who is an ecologist?
200
everything eater.
What is an omnivore? (omni = every more = eater)
300
I am many food chains mixed together in one ecosystem.
What is a food web?
300
Armadillo
What lives in the desert?
300
This is the question that you want to solve throughout your experiment.
What is a hypothesis?
300
These scientists study chemicals and how they are connected.
Who is a chemist?
300
a person who studies the earth.
What is an ecologist? (eco = earth ogist = person who studies)
400
This is something a scientist builds when they cannot be in the actual environment.
What is a model?
400
Toucan
What lives in the rainforest?
400
This is what you complete at the end of your experiment.
What is a conclusion or scientific explanation?
400
I am the suffix added to a word to mean a "person who studies" a certain science.
What is "ogist"?
400
earth systems.
What is an ecosystem? (eco = earth)
500
This is when you use your sense of sight to look at something within our pond habitat.
What is observe?
500
Arctic wolf.
What lives in the frozen tundra (or tundra or arctic)?
500
The entire process you follow when doing an experiment is called...
What is the scientific process?
500
This scientist studies plants and the parts of a plant.
Who is a botanist?
500
Breaks down materials.
What is a decomposer? (de = not compose = together)
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