What is a scientist?
Scientist Investigate
Scientists think critically
Scientist Measure
Definitions
100

What are the five senses? 

Hearing, seeing, touching, smelling and tasting. 

100

What are the 2 different types of Investigations that scientists do? 

Descriptive and Experimental Investigations.

100

What do advertisements try to get us to do? 

Buy something by making a claim or statement. 

100

What are the two measuring systems ? 

Customary and Metric

100

Experiment

a test to try to answer a question

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What is science? 

The study of the natural world. 
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When something is changed in an experiment is it called a what? 

Variable

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True or False: Advertisements are always true. 

False. 

200

Which measuring system is used in the United States? 

Customary system 

200

The study of something in a certain way in order to find out more information. 

Investigation

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What are the 3 main types of science? 

Life Science, Physical Science, and Earth Science.

300

How is data often shown? 

With tables and graphs. 

300

What does it mean to exaggerate something? 

To make a statement about something that is more true than it really is. 

300

What are the customary and metric units of length? 

Customary: inch ; mile 

Metric: meter 

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A possible explanation or guess for what might happen and is tested with an experiment. 

Hypothesis

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A botanist is an example of this kind of scientist.

Life Scientist

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What is the difference between a hypothesis and a prediction? 

A hypothesis is tested with an experiment and a prediction is based on an observation. 
400

What does it mean for a scientist to think critically? 

They look at evidence and decide if it is likely true or not. 

400

How many centimeters are on a meter stick? 

100 centimeters are in a meter. 

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Abbreviation 

a shortened form of a word

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What is the difference between making an observation and making an inference? 

To observe is to use your senses to find out more about something while making an inference is based on making a conclusion about your observation.

500

What are the 6 steps to a descriptive investigation? 

Ask a question ; Make a prediction ; Procedures ; data ; conclusion ; communication. 

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What kind of evidence is measured or observed directly? 

Empirical Evidence.

500
One millimeter is about the width of which coin? 

A dime.

500

To place something in the group where it belongs

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