Vocabulary
Vocabulary II
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Examples and Steps
Examples and Steps II
100

False Science

What is Pseudoscience?

100

What is developed for an object that is too large or to small to be studied directly?

What is a scale model?

100

Who studies the body?

What is a biologist?

100

What is the last step needed to modify an idea?

A. Change the Data          B. Propose the Law

C.  Form an Opinion          D.  Debate the Change

Scientists need to debate the change in order to modify an idea.

100

What do all scientific investigations need?

A.  good field studies

B.  good laboratories

C.  accurate record keeping

D.  working with other scientists

Good scientific investigations need accurate record keeping

200

The term for the cumulative body of observations on which scientific explanations are based

What is empirical evidence?

200

What is needed by a scientist to analyze data?

A. Curiosity               B. Imagination                          

C. Logic                     D Skeptism

What is Logic?

200

Who would study the stars?

What is a meteorologist?

200

What does Boyle's law state?

As pressure increases, volume decreases because the particles get closer.

200

When reading a graph, one should pay attention to 

A.  x axis                             B. y axis

C.  the relationship between the x and y axis

D.  the numbers on the sides of the graph

When reading a graph, one should pay attention to the relationship between the x and y axis

300

Systematic study of natural events and conditions

What is Science?

300

What do Science Investigations need?

A.  multiple Trials

B.  scientific method 

C. the involvement of the unregulated world

Science Investigations need multiple Trials to increase consistency.

300

Who would study land maps?

What is a geologist?

300

What is this an example of?

Any 2 objects exert a gravitational force of attraction on each other

What is a scientific law?

300

Using a ruler correctly would be an example of what type of scientific knowledge?

A.  planning ahead           B.  developing a hypothesis

C.  using good equipment  D.  taking accurate                                                          measurements

Using a ruler correctly is an example of taking accurate measurements

400

Scientists collect and record what?

What is data?

400

How has science improved the health of our lives?

A. vaccines            B. prosthetics

C.  genetics            D.  All of the above

Science has helped to improve our lives by vaccines, genetics, and prosthetics.

400

Who might create a machine to help build a building?

Who is an engineer?

400

Environmental Science would impact which area?

A.  Weather Prediction        B.  New Technology

C.  New Medicines              D.  Conserving natural

                                              resources

Environmental science would impact conservation of natural resources.

400

How is a scientific theory changed first?  Describe the experiments.


The experiments need to be replicable.

500

What variable relies on the change of variables?

What is a dependent variable?

500

What is a well supported and widely accepted explanation of nature?

What is Scientific Theory?

500

Who might study chemicals to make new medicines?

Who is a chemist?

500

What do scientific explanations need?

A.  Experienced opinions from scientists

B.  Experimental data from technology

C.  A formed hypothesis after initial observations

D.  An original hypothesis formed from imagination

Scientific explanations need experimental data obtained by using technology.

500

What is the final step in changing a scientific theory?

Scientists need to debate and discuss the outcomes of the experiments.