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Claim Evidence Reasoning
Claim Evidence Reasoning part 2
Heart anatomy
Eye anatomy
misc.
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an assertion, a statement believed to be true

What is a claim?

100

The thing that is changed or being tested by the scientist or experimenter?

What is the independent variable?
100

the vessels that always carry blood away from the heart 

What are arteries?

100
The hole in the eyeball that lets light enter so that vision is possible.

What is the pupil?

100
The steps by step instructions of an experiment.

What is the procedure?

200

If a student forgets to study for a test, then they might not do well because studying helps you remember the content. Is an example of...

What is a hypothesis?

200

What is being observed and recorded in the experiment?

What is the dependent variable?

200
The two chambers that collect blood inside the heart.
What are the right and left atriums?
200

The clear convex item that cows (and humans) look through in the eye.

What is the lens?

200

The main source of energy for humans, 60% of the caloric intake, digestion starts in the mouth. (with saliva)

What are carbohydrates?
300

The list of items needed to be gathered/prepared before conducting a test. 

What is the list of materials?

300

The place where data is recorded. 

What is the data table?

300
The vessels that carries blood from the heart to the lungs to get oxygen.

What are Pulmonary arteries?

300
The liquid that fills the space in the eye cavity and made the squishing noise when we dissected. 
What is the vitreous humor?
300
The data that is collected by measuring a change with numerical values?

What is quantitative data?

400

The thing that prompts a scientist to begin thinking about what to test in an experiment.

What are we testing? 

What is the Purpose question? 

What is the key question?

400

The data that is observed with the senses.

What is qualitative data?

400
The big vessel(s) that carries deoxygenated blood from the body back into the heart.

What are the Vena cava? (superior (top) and inferior(bottom))

400

The nerve that send the signal from the retina to the brain. The way the image is seen and interpreted?

What is the optic nerve? 

What is upside down or inverted image?

400

The sum of all the chemical reactions in your body cells that create and use energy.

What is metabolism?

500
A part of the experimental design that is never changed. This helps give a clear baseline or unchanged sample.
What is the controlled variable?  What is the control group?
500

The scientific data use to support the claim.

What is the Evidence?

500

The largest vessel in the body that carries oxygenated blood out to the body.

What is the aorta?

500
The tough outer exterior of the eyeball that give is its shape and protective layer.

What is the sclera?

500
All the parts of a graph. 

What is the title, dependent and independent variables, the labels, points or bars of data, etc?