Nature of Science
Nature of Science
Genetics
Natural Selection/Evolution
Energy
100
A testable statement about what you think will happen based on research, previous knowledge, and observations is called the
Hypothesis
100

There is only one scientific method, and all scientists follow it in exactly the same way.  True or False?

What is False?

100

The number of chromosomes in a human skin cell.

What is 23 pairs or 46?

100

The source of new variation in a population.

What is mutation?

100

The ability to do work.

What is energy?

200
Doing your experiment a number of times with multiple trials to reduce human error and to make sure your data is accurate is called:
Repetition
200

Usually scientific investigations begin with one of these.

What is a question?

200

The part of the cell where genetic information is stored.

What is the nucleus?

200

The type of reproduction the cells in your body are doing right now.

What is asexual reproduction? Or Mitosis

200

True or false: you can create energy.

What is false?

300
In an experiment, the factor that we measure is called the
Dependent Variable
300

These are used when you are making observations. (Hint there's 5)

These are used when you are making observations.

300

The material chromosomes are made of.

What is DNA?

300

This is an example of radiant energy being changed to chemical energy.

What is photosynthesis?

300

Type of energy an object has due to its motion, position or condition.

What is mechanical energy?

400
A ______ is a statement describing something that always happens the same way under the same conditions.
Law
400

Something that can be changed or controlled to be the same during an experiment would be one of these.

What is a variable? Independent or Controlled

400

A piece of DNA that codes for a trait.

What is a gene?

400

Evidence that organisms that live today have changed over long periods of time.

What is fossils?

400

When pulling back a rubber band, _______ energy transfers to _________ energy.

What is kinetic, potential?

500

Why do scientists conduct multiple trials of experiments?

Because to make sure they have reliable results

500

When something is too big, too complex, or too expensive to use for experimentation, scientists often use these.

What are models?

500

The probability that two heterozygous individuals will have a homozygous recessive child.

What is 25%?

500

How an organism differs from others of its species.

What is variation?

500

A cell phone demonstrates these 5 energies.

What is chemical, electrical, radiant (light), sound and thermal(heat)?