A body of knowledge based on the study of the natural world.
What is science.
100
Steps taken to record data during an experiment.
What is the Scientific method.
100
When is it appropriate to have your goggles off during an experiment?
What is never.
100
An investigation of a phenomenon in a controlled setting to test a hypothesis.
What is an experiment.
200
Anything that is living.
What is an organism.
200
An explanation of a natural phenomenon supported by many observations and experiments over time.
What is a scientific theory.
200
A testable explanation of a situation.
What is hypothesis.
200
when you receive your lab, do you read over the directions first or go into the lab and begin.
What is reading the directions.
200
An experiment used for comparison.
What is a control group.
300
What are the five major things that biologists do?
What is Study the diversity of life, research disease, develop technologies, improve agriculture, and preserve the environment.
300
A relationship under certain conditions in nature.
What is a scientific law.
300
Which step comes first in the scientific method. Making observations or forming a hypothesis?
What is a hypothesis.
300
How many people should be allowed at a single lab station.
What is 3.
300
The tested factor that can be affected by the outcome of the experiment.
What is the independent variable.
400
Put the following in order from smallest to largest: atoms, cells, organs, tissues, molecules, organism.
What is atoms, cells, molecules, tissues, organs, organism.
400
What is another act of drawing conclusions?
What is making inferences.
400
What is the very last step conducted in the scientific method?
What is draw a conclusion.
400
What steps can you take to clean up your station after the experiment has been completed?
What is wiping off the tables and cleaning your beakers and tools.
400
Type of data where the information received is based on qualities and characteristics.
What is Qualitative data.
500
List the 8 characteristics of life.
What is growth, development, reproduction, species, stimulus, response, homeostasis, and adaptation.
500
Type of data where results are based on numbers and statistics.
What is Quantitative data.
500
How many total steps are taken in the scientific method?
What is 7 steps.
500
What is wrong with the following situation? Bob was dissecting a small worm. So he picked it up in his hand and slowly pulled the scalpel through the worm.
What is pulling the scalpel through the worm.
500
What is the one factor called that remains the same throughout the whole entire experiment.