Science Methodology
Scientist observe their experiments by collecting
What is data?
Scientist use this system when collecting data and performing experiments.
What is the metric system?
A personal point of view without scientific explanation.
What is bias?
Offspring usually resemble their parents, with this genetic code.
What is DNA?
This action will inform you of everything we are learning in Biology.
What is reading?
Data analysis may lead to that support or refute the hypothesis.
What is Conclusion?
Scientist are willing to accept different ideas?
(Hint: scientific attitude)
What is open-mindedness?
This data is descriptive and involve characteristics that cannot be measured.
What is Qualitative data?
There are two basic kinds of reproduction.
What is asexual and sexual?
A well tested explanation that has been peer reviewed , enabling scientist to make accurate predictions.
What is theory?
Scientific investigations begin with this method.
What is observation?
Scientist often design new experiments to test hypotheses proposed by other scientist. (Hint: scientific attitude)
What is skepticism?
This data is obtained by counting or measuring.
What is Quantitative data?
All living things are made up of small, self contained units
What are cells?
A Scientist who study the ecosystem are called?
What is an Ecologist?
The variable that is observed and that changes
What is the dependent variable?
This field of study focus on DNA and other molecules inside the cell.
What is Genomics and Molecular Biology?
A logical interpretation based on what scientist already know.
What is an inference?
Organisms detect and respond to from their environment.
What is stimuli?
List the characteristics of life.
What is Respond (Stimuli), Metabolism, Reproduce, DNA, Growth & Development, Homeostasis, Evolution, Made up of cells
To provide natural and testable explanations for events in the natural world.
What is the goal of science?
Scientist often collaborate in groups and communicate with other research groups. (Hint: A process of science)
What is Community Analysis and Feedback?
The relatively constant set of conditions is called
What is Homeostasis?
Organisms can change over time.
What is evolution?
List the Crosscutting Concepts in Biology
What is cause and effect, system models, stability of change, patterns, scale proportion and quantity, energy and matter, structure and function?