1.1 What is Science?
Real evidence from expirience and measurements as well as observations.
What is empirical evidence?
A procedure used to study something in controlled conditions.
What is an expirement?
Biology/life science, geology/earth science, and physics/physical science.
What are the 3 sections of science?
Transportation and agriculture.
What are advancements of science?
A graph that shows a relationship of indepent and dependent variables in a straight line.
What is a linear graph?
An explanation describing how a process in science happens.
What is a scientific explanation?
Independent variable is a factor that is manipulated and the dependent variable responds in a change from the independent variable.
What is the relationship between and independent and dependent variable?
A description of a specific relationship under given conditions of the natural world.
What is a scientific law?
Police/investigaters, doctors, and engineers.
What are jobs that need to use aspects of the scientific method?
Representation of object or process which allows scientists to see with visuals.
What is a model?
Logic, curiosity, careful observation, creativity, skepticism, and objectivity.
What are skills of a scientific person?
An investigation tested by more than 1 scientists with the same findings.
What is replicated?
A well supported explanation of nature.
What is a scientific theory?
No new scientific tools and technology made.
What would happen if science funds were cut?
A description that inclides a number in a unit.
What is a measurement?
The belief of incorrect use of scientific method.
What is pseudo science?
The factor that is delibrately manipulated.
What is the independent variable?
By collecting new evidence.
The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes.
What is technology?
A kelvin.
What is the SI unit for length.
Pseudo science has lack of measurements and doesn't use the scientific method correctly.
What is the difference of pseudo science and science?
Using senses to capture and record information.
What is an observation?
You can take observations of the evidence in it's natural environment.
What are the advantages of finding analyzing evidence in the field?
The science or practice of farming, including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops and the rearing of animals to provide food, wool, and other products.
What is agriculture?
Something that uses models to imitate a function, behavior, or process of a model to represent.
What is a simulation?