Vocabulary
Science Can Do
Science Can't Do
This and That
Experiments
100

An educated guess that attempts to explain an observation or answer a question  

What is a hypothesis? 

100

True or False.  Science is NOT a worth while endeavor. 

False.

100

True or False.  Science is permanently settled.   

False.  

100

In the absence of air resistance, all objects fall at the _________ __________.

What is same rate? 

100

Scientists can make the mistake of assuming science knows more than it does, which can lead to mistakes. This tendency can happen because of pride. That's why it's important for scientist to remain ________ when performing experiments and drawing conclusions. 

What is humble?

200

An example that contradicts a conclusion  

What is a counter example? 

200

This can be used to create incredible inventions.  

What is science? 

200

Science is not a means by which something is _______. 

What is proven? 

200

How many experiments does it take to disprove something?

 What is one?

200

What are the 5 steps in the Scientific Method?

Your whole team must do this together.

1)Observation/Question
2)Research
3)Hypothesis
4)Experiment
5)Analyze Results/Draw Conclusion

300

An explanation of the natural world that has been throughly tested and is supported by a significant amount of evidence  

What is a scientific theory? 

300

Some people say Science and Christianity are at odds with one another.  How is this statement inaccurate? 

Science and Christianity aren't at odds with one another; it is really worldview versus worldview.  

300

This famous scientist observed Mars and made this assumption.  

Who is Lowell? 

What are man-made canals on Mars? 

300

If your hypothesis is proven wrong you should go back and perform a new experiment starting with this step.

What is construct a hypothesis?

300

When we did the experiments with dropping items, why did the wadded up paper fall at a different rate than the flat paper?

What is - The flat paper has more air resistance; therefore, it fell at a slower rate?

400

A description of a natural phenomenon or principle that is supported by a significant amount of evidence and often includes mathematical terms

What is a scientific law?

400

Science must conform to this. 

What is the scientific method? 

400

Even though all conclusions that scientists draw are not permanently settled, when the correct method of science is followed, science can be used to draw conclusions that are ____________ & _____________. 

What is reasonable & reliable? 

400

Why do science facts change? What is actually changing, and what is not actually changing? 

What is our understanding of science?

What is God and the laws He set up when He created the world?

400

When we did the penny experiment, why did the plain penny hold more water than the soapy penny?

What is - The soap split up the water molecules, which prevented them from getting together?

500

Science that uses observable, repeatable experiments to try to discover truth 

What is operational Science? 

500

Science that relies on relics from the past and historical records to try to discover truth. 

What is Historical Science? 

500

Ignaz Semmelweis hypothesized that ______ were being transmitted from dead bodies to living patients 

What is germs, bacteria, disease

500

As we added more and more water to the dry penny, what was eventually stronger than the surface tension of the water, and, therefore, made it overflow? 

 What is weight?

500

Explain the difference between results and conclusion in an experiment.

Results - what actually happened
Conclusion - why they happened