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What is Science?
The study of the natural world that involves making observations and performing investigations.
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What is control?
The set up to which you will compare all the others.
100
The base unit for mass is...?
The kilogram.
100

A person who experiments in order to learn.

scientist

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What is evidence?
The information collected during a scientific investigation.
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What is variable?
The condition in an experiment that can be changed.
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What is to measure/
When you make observations involving numbers and units
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Can students be scientists?

YES!!

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What is opinion?
a belief or judgment.
300
What is a procedure?
The steps you follow in an experiment.
300

A push or a pull is called...?

Force

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What is the base unit to measure force called?
A newton.
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What are Paleontologists?
The scientists who study the history of life on Earth.
400
What is an experiment?
Investigation in which all the conditions are controlled
400

The amount of space a solid, liquid or gas takes up is called...?

Volume

400
The base unit for measuring the volume of liquids is called...?
Liter
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What is an investigation?
A procedure carried out to carefully observe, study, or test something in order to learn more about it.
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What are the scientific methods?
The ways in which scientists investigate the world
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What is the name of the tool used to measure mass?
A balance.
500
How many litters (L) are in one cubic meter (m3)?
1,000 liters