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Famous Scientists
Is it a hypothesis, question, or conclusion?
SEPs
What do they study?
100
a person who involved in a career such as botanist, chemist, astronaut, zoologist, meteorologist, or biologist
What is a scientist?
100

This English scientist discovered gravity when, according to legend, an apple fell on his head.

Who is Isaac Newton?

100
If I put a gummy bear in water, then it will dissolve
What is hypothesis?
100

Scientists do this to identify what they want to investigate or what problem needs to be solved

What is asking questions (or defining problems)?

100
astronomer
What are stars and space?
200
when you use your 5 senses to describe the physical properties of an object
What is observe?
200

Known as the "father of modern physics," this scientist developed the theory of relativity and the famous equation E=mc2.

Who is Albert Einstein?

200

What will happen when we put bread in a bag in the window?

What is a question?

200

This is what you call a scientific procedure designed to test a hypothesis.

What is an experiment (or investigation)?

200
chemist
What is chemicals/chemistry/solutions, etc.
300
an educated guess about what will happen in the experiment; a prediction. If __________, then _________.
What is a hypothesis?
300

This theoretical physicist and cosmologist, known for his work on black holes, communicated using a speech-generating device due to ALS.

Who is Stephen Hawking?

300
The vinegar made the egg shell dissolve because the egg got soft.
What is conclusion?
300

Scientists organize data into these visual representations to identify patterns and trends.

What are graphs (or charts/tables)?

300
zoologist
What are animals?
400
the size, shape, texture, color, temperature, etc. of an object. NOT an opinion
What is a physical characteristic?
400

This Polish-born scientist was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and discovered the elements polonium and radium.

Who is Marie Curie?

400
If we put an egg in vinegar, then it will get bouncy.
What is a hypothesis?
400

A scientific explanation must be supported by this to be considered valid.

What is evidence (or data)?

400
meteorologist
What is the weather?
500
the part of the experiment where the scientist explains WHY the experiment worked that way
What is the conclusion?
500

This English naturalist and primatologist is famous for her groundbreaking research on chimpanzees in Tanzania.

Who is Jane Goodall?

500
What will happen if we put Mentos in Coke?
What is a question?
500

In an experiment, this variable is the one you intentionally change.

What is the independent variable?

500
botanist
What are plants?