Durability
Replication
Scientific Law vs Scientific Theory
Societal Law/ Theories vs Scientific Laws/ Theories
Other Characteristics
100

A characteristic of science where an idea is strong, useful, and has survived repeated testing and review.

What is durability?

100

A reproduction of a scientific investigation to ensure accuracy

What is replication?

100

The question that Scientific Law answers.

What is what?

100

Do not drink and drive.

What is social law?

100

Replication requires this... .

What is clearly described steps.

200

Name 3 things that can done with a current explanation.

What are supported, revised, or replaced?

200

Replication must follow these methods.

What is same?

200

is a well-supported and widely accepted explanation of nature.

What is a scientific theory?

200

Universe began almost 14 billion years ago with a massive expansion event.

What is a scientific theory?

200

A diagram, a simulation or a physical models are all examples of this.

What is a model.

300

Scientific knowledge is durable because __________ .

What is supported by lots of evidence over time.

300

Replication helps scientists check whether a result was caused by these.

What is real evidence or a chance?

300

Question(s) that theory answers.

What is why or how?


300

Equation that states: velocity = H × distance. Velocity represents the galaxy's recessional velocity; H is the Hubble constant, or parameter that indicates the rate at which the universe is expanding; and distance is the galaxy's distance from the one with which it's being compared.

What is scientific LAW.

300

Name some things that all scientist have in common.

(Think broadly)

What are many backgrounds, and have different talents, interests, and goals.

400

This steps happens after new observations or data are collected, or new interpretations are made.

What is compare new evidence and methods with the current explanation?

400

When looking for reproducibility in various experiments, scientists should look at the following 2 things.

What are methods and similar results?

400

describes a specific relationship in nature under given conditions.

What is scientific LAW.

400

States how those with more resources often wield greater power, having the ability to shape society to maintain their privileges.

What is a social theory?
400

Name a characteristic that scientists use to make experiments fair, designing a test in a new way.

What is creativity?

500

Durability means that science is this....

What is self-correcting.

500

Replication matters because when many groups get similar results, scientists can be more confident in ________________ .

What is conclusion (theory)?

500

It is supported by many kinds of evidence and is not simply a claim from one individual.

What is scientific theory?

500

According to this cells are held to be the basic units of all living tissues.

What is scientific theory.

500

Name 3 reasons to use models.

What are represent ideas, processes, or systems and help explain ideas?

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