Main Branches of Science
Life Science
Earth Science
Scientist
Scientific Attitude
100

The branch of science that studies living things

life science

100

A person who studies plant habitat.

Botanist

100

The study of the Earth's atmosphere which include the weather patterns. 

meteorology

100

These method help scientists (or even just people!) investigate a question

Scientific method

100

A scientist shows interest in the world around him.

Curiosity

200

The branch of science that studies our planet.

earth science

200

A person who studies the animal population.

Zoologist

200

A person who studies the universe and beyond.

Astronomer

200

A ________ is an educated guess, or a guess you make based on the information you already know.

hypothesis 

200

A scientist bases suggestions and conclusions on evidence. 

Critical-mindedness

300

This branch of science is also called biology.

life science

300

Forest, grassland, desert belong to what branch of life science?

Ecology

300

A branch of earth science that studies wave patterns in the Atlantic Ocean.

Oceanography

300

He invented the first electric motor, and built the first electric generator .

Michael Faraday

300

A scientist keeps working toward a goal. 

Grit

400

Meteorology is an example of this branch of science.

earth science

400

It is the science of maintaining and/or restoring human health through the study, diagnosis and treatment

Medicine

400

A branch of earth science that studies diamonds. 

Geology

400

Her discoveries of radium and polonium were important because the elements were radioactive, this helps the x-ray to take stronger and more accurate pictures. 

Marie Curie

400

A scientist is truthful with all the results.

Intellectual Honesty

500

This branch of science would use an Ultrasound machine.

physical science

500

The study of microorganisms.

Microbiology

500

Which of the following is NOT under Earth Science?

A. Meteorology

B. Physics

C. Geology

B. Physics 

500

He  gave each plant and animal a scientific name, made up of two Latin words. 

Carolus Linnaeus

500

A scientist does not allow his feelings and biases to influence his recording of observations, interpretation of data, and formulation of conclusions. 

Objectivity