scientific method Crossword Puzzles
Scientific Method Vocabulary!! 2014-08-31
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- Using observations combined with prior knowledge to describe what possibly happened.
- A tool that is used to determine direction by identifying magnetic north.
- Beam Balance A tool used to measure the mass of an object.(How much matter is inside of it.)
- A summary of what was observed during an experiment.A good conclusion tells if your hypothesis was correct,what happened, describes what you learned and what you could improve if the same test was repeated.
- Weaknesses that a model has that makes it not exactly the same as the real item.(Ex.Although a ball can be the same shape and color as the sun, it is not the same temperature.)
- Step by step directions that explain what actions need to be taken to complete an experiment.
- Measurements and recorded observations that take place during an experiment(charts,and graphs.)
- Scale A tool that is used to measure the pull of gravity on an object.(Weight)
- Variable The thing that you change in an experiment.(You can only have one independent variable in an experiment.)
- A container that is used to hold and measure the volume of a substance(not very exact,measures in units of 50.)
- Enclosed container that holds a small water ecosystem for fish and other aquatic animals.
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- Facts that are observable and measurable.
- An educated guess about what will happen in an experiment.Written as an if....then....because....statement.
- A tool that is used to magnify an object so that it appears larger than it actually is.
- Cylinder A tool used to measure the volume of a substance Graduated Cylinders record volume with more exact measurement than a beaker.(Ex.You can measure exactly 13 ml with a Graduated Cylinder,while a beaker measures larger amounts like 50,or 100 ml.)
- Using resources wisely.Reducing,reusing,and recycling where possible.
- A tool that is used to add/remove a small amount of liquid in an experiment.Pipettes measure liquid in 1-2 ml.
- What stays the same in an experiment.
- Variable What changes in an experiment due to you changing something else. What you measure in an experiment.
- A small, enclosed container that holds a small ecosystem which includes living organisms, their food source, and the nonliving elements they require to survive.(O2/CO2/H2O,ect...)
20 Clues: What stays the same in an experiment. • Facts that are observable and measurable. • Using resources wisely.Reducing,reusing,and recycling where possible. • A tool that is used to determine direction by identifying magnetic north. • Scale A tool that is used to measure the pull of gravity on an object.(Weight) • ...
Scientific Method (1) 2021-07-29
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- TO KEEP THE SAME
- DIAGRAM SHOWING RELATIONSHIP OF QUANTITIES
- 3D OBJECT BOUNDED BY CURVED SURFACE & 2 PARALLEL CIRCLES OF =
- SOMETHING USED AS A STANDARD OF COMPARISON
- A WIDE, CYLINDRICAL GLASS CONTAINER WITH A POURING LIP
- DATA USING NUMBERS
- ACT OF PERCEIVING AND RECORDING SOMETHING WITH INSTRUMENTS
- AMOUNT OUT OF 100
- A ROUNDED CONTAINER WITH A LONG NECK
- A FACTOR OR CONDITION THAT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE TO TEST A HYPOTHESIS
- TEMPERATURE SCALE WHICH WATER FREEZES @ 0 & BOILS @100
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- VARIABLE WHOSE VALUSE DETERMES THE VALUE OF OTHER VARIABLES
- DATA USING QUALITIES OTHER THAN NUMBERS
- TO CHECK, ADJUST, OR STANDARDIZE MEASUING INSTRUMENTS
- DIVIDED INTO OR MARKED WITH INTERVALS INDICATING MEASURES
- STATEMENT THAT EXPLAINS A SET OF FACTS TO BE TESTED "EDUCATED GUESS"
- MEASUREMENT OF LENGTH, WIDTH, HEIGHE, DEPTH
- VARIABLE'S ACTIONS BASED ON ANOTHR VARIABLE
- BASED ON TEMPERATURE SCALE THAT WATER FREEZEZ @0& BOILS AT 100
- INFORMATION ESPECIALLY WHEN USED TO ANALYZED AS A BASIS FOR A DECISION
20 Clues: TO KEEP THE SAME • AMOUNT OUT OF 100 • DATA USING NUMBERS • A ROUNDED CONTAINER WITH A LONG NECK • DATA USING QUALITIES OTHER THAN NUMBERS • DIAGRAM SHOWING RELATIONSHIP OF QUANTITIES • SOMETHING USED AS A STANDARD OF COMPARISON • MEASUREMENT OF LENGTH, WIDTH, HEIGHE, DEPTH • VARIABLE'S ACTIONS BASED ON ANOTHR VARIABLE • TO CHECK, ADJUST, OR STANDARDIZE MEASUING INSTRUMENTS • ...
Scientific Method etc 2023-09-22
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- río en boston
- algo que un científico nota y el primer paso del método científico
- Si hay una alarma de incendio giramos en esta dirección cuando salimos del aula
- No te sientes así si el experimento no respalda tu hipótesis.
- relación donde las variables hacen lo contrario (si una sube, la otra baja)
- cuando dices si la hipótesis fue apoyada o no
- primera palabra del título de un anime que le gusta al señor Luis
- Mucha gente en Nueva Inglaterra va a recogerlos en el otoño.
- algo que vemos en el cielo por la noche
- hizo la canción Kiss Me More con Doja Cat
- Declaración si-entonces que casi describe cómo intentarías responder una pregunta
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- tipo de variable que cambia en respuesta a algo que el científico cambia
- El equipo de hockey de Boston
- relación donde si una variable sube la otra también lo hace
- estos realmente no dicen la suerte
- tipo de variable que el científico cambia
- color de tablas en 224
- profesor en el salón de décimo grado que siempre ayuda a la gente
- el estudio de la vida
- Parte de esto es tomar tus datos y hacer tablas y gráficos con ellos
20 Clues: río en boston • el estudio de la vida • color de tablas en 224 • El equipo de hockey de Boston • estos realmente no dicen la suerte • algo que vemos en el cielo por la noche • tipo de variable que el científico cambia • hizo la canción Kiss Me More con Doja Cat • cuando dices si la hipótesis fue apoyada o no • relación donde si una variable sube la otra también lo hace • ...
Scientific Method English 2023-09-22
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- river in Boston
- something the scientist notices and the first step in the scientific method
- if there is a fire alarm we turn this way when we leave the classroom
- you don't feel this way if the experiment doesn't support your hypothesis
- relationship where the variables do the opposite thing (if one goes up the other goes down)
- when you say whether the hypothesis was supported or not
- first word of the title of an anime the Mr. Luis likes
- many people in New England pick these in the fall
- something we see in the sky at night
- did the song Kiss Me More with Doja Cat
- if-then statement that almost describes how you would try to answer a question
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- something that changes in response to something the scientist changes
- Boston's hockey team
- relationship where if one variable goes up the other does too
- they don't really tell fortunes
- kind of variable the scientist changes
- color of tables in 224
- teacher on the 10th grade hall who always helps people
- the study of life
- part of this is taking your data and making tables and graphs with it
20 Clues: river in Boston • the study of life • Boston's hockey team • color of tables in 224 • they don't really tell fortunes • something we see in the sky at night • kind of variable the scientist changes • did the song Kiss Me More with Doja Cat • many people in New England pick these in the fall • teacher on the 10th grade hall who always helps people • ...
Scientific Method Review 2024-08-16
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- The consistency of a research study or test.
- A subset of a population representing the whole.
- The act of noting and recording something with instruments.
- A proposed explanation for a phenomenon, based on limited evidence.
- A tendency to favor certain outcomes or interpretations.
- Method: A systematic approach to research.
- Theory: A well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world that is based on a body of evidence.
- Variable: Another term for the independent variable.
- A representation of an object, system, or concept.
- Any factor, trait, or condition that can exist in differing amounts or types.
- Variable: A variable kept constant to prevent its influence on the outcome.
- A statement about what will happen under specific conditions.
- A well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world.
- Variable: The variable that is changed or controlled in a scientific experiment.
- A statement based on repeated observations describing an aspect of the world.
- Testing: The process of determining whether a hypothesis is supported by the results of an experiment.
- A substance with no therapeutic effect used as a control in testing new drugs.
- A procedure carried out to test a hypothesis.
- Data: Information that describes qualities or characteristics.
- The extent to which a test measures what it claims to measure.
- A measure of the relationship between two variables.
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- Data: Information that can be measured and written down with numbers.
- Facts and statistics collected for reference or analysis.
- Law: A statement based on repeated experimental observations that describes some aspect of the world.
- A factor that remains fixed during an experiment while the independent and dependent variables change.
- Assignment: Assigning participants to groups by chance.
- A collection of beliefs or practices mistakenly regarded as being based on scientific method.
- A logical interpretation based on prior knowledge and experience.
- Study: An experiment where neither participants nor researchers know who receives the treatment.
- Size: The number of subjects in a study.
- Hypothesis: A hypothesis stating there is no effect or difference.
- Group: The group in an experiment that does not receive the treatment.
- Evidence: Information acquired by observation or experimentation.
- A summary of the results of an experiment, stating whether the hypothesis was supported.
- Group: The group that receives the treatment.
- Effect: Improvement from the mere expectation of improvement.
- The process of reasoning from general principles to specific instances.
- Variable: The variable being tested and measured in an experiment.
- Repeating an experiment to ensure that the results are consistent.
- The process of examining data to draw conclusions.
- Observation: Observing subjects in their natural environment.
- Capable of being disproved by experimental results.
- Review: The evaluation of work by one or more people with similar competencies.
43 Clues: Size: The number of subjects in a study. • Method: A systematic approach to research. • The consistency of a research study or test. • Group: The group that receives the treatment. • A procedure carried out to test a hypothesis. • A subset of a population representing the whole. • A representation of an object, system, or concept. • ...
About Science 2023-02-01
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- one of two men credited for founding the scientific method
- close agreement by competent observers
- the first thing recognized in the scientific method
- the most basic of all sciences
- method of solving practical problems
- a method of answering theoretical questions
- what you perform in the scientific method
- an educated guess
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- extremely effective for applying new knowledge
- the science that deals with living things
- the sciences that deals with how matter is put together
- similar to a law
- what you predict in the scientific method
- one of two men credited for founding the scientific method
- synthesis of a large body of information
- when hypotheses are tested over and over you get these
16 Clues: similar to a law • an educated guess • the most basic of all sciences • method of solving practical problems • close agreement by competent observers • synthesis of a large body of information • the science that deals with living things • what you predict in the scientific method • what you perform in the scientific method • a method of answering theoretical questions • ...
frist week of science 2025-08-20
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- science is
- science does not care about this
- the 6th step int he scientific method
- the fourth step in the scientific method
- the fith step in the scientific method
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- science is surrounded by this
- the third step in the scientific method
- the second step in the scientific method
- method, a series of steps
- Late word for science
- the first step in the scientific method
11 Clues: science is • Late word for science • method, a series of steps • science is surrounded by this • science does not care about this • the 6th step int he scientific method • the fith step in the scientific method • the third step in the scientific method • the first step in the scientific method • the second step in the scientific method • the fourth step in the scientific method
Scientific Method Review 2019-10-30
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- Information collected from the experiment.
- The dependent variable is the one you __________.
- Summarize your findings with a _______________.
- The group that will test the independent variable.
- Where the independent variable is labelled on a graph.
- Measurement of how much particles are moving.
- A detailed plan for an experiment.
- Process that scientists use to better understand the world around them (no space).
- The change that occurs due to the independent variable. (no space)
- Tool to use to measure volume in liquid form. (no space)
- A method to display your results.
- The curve you measure the bottom of.
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- What variable do you alter or change?
- The first step in the Scientific Method.
- Tool to use to measure mass.
- After your observation you develop a ___________.
- The ______ group is left alone to compare results to.
- Located at the top of a graph.
- A possible explanation for an observation (Educated Guess)
- Measures the amount of matter in an object.
20 Clues: Tool to use to measure mass. • Located at the top of a graph. • A method to display your results. • A detailed plan for an experiment. • The curve you measure the bottom of. • What variable do you alter or change? • The first step in the Scientific Method. • Information collected from the experiment. • Measures the amount of matter in an object. • ...
Scientific Method etc. 2023-09-21
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- many people in New England go an pick these in the fall
- you don't feel this way if the experiment doesn't support your hypothesis
- teacher on the 10th grade hall who always helps people
- did the song kiss me more with Doja Cat
- if-then statement that almost describes how you would try to answer a question
- when you say whether the hypothesis was supported or not
- first word of the title of an anime that Mr. Luis likes
- relationship where variables do the opposite thing (if one goes up, the other goes down)
- the study of life
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- kind of variable the scientist changes
- something a scientist notices and the first step of the scientific method
- Boston's hockey team
- part of this is taking your data and making tables and graphs with it
- color of tables in 224
- relationship where if one variable goes up the other does too
- the planet we see at night
- kind of variable that changes in response to something the scientist changes
- river in Boston
- if there is a fire alarm we turn this way when we leave the classroom
- they don't really tell fortunes
20 Clues: river in Boston • the study of life • Boston's hockey team • color of tables in 224 • the planet we see at night • they don't really tell fortunes • kind of variable the scientist changes • did the song kiss me more with Doja Cat • teacher on the 10th grade hall who always helps people • many people in New England go an pick these in the fall • ...
Scientific Method Unit 2025-02-25
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- group on which the critical part in which the experiment is performed
- the factor that changes or varies as a result of the changes in the independent variable
- people or animals whom the study is conducted on
- factors that stereotypes experiment
- a group that represents a larger group
- process where the researchers fully explain the goal, aim, and purpose of the study
- Ethic in which the person being studied agreed to participate
- study where neither participants know to which group and subjects belong
- participant is aware of what can happen during an experiment
- research method that involves studying people face-to-face and asking questions
- provides background info that may shed light on present behavior
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- group that does not participate in the critical part of the experiment
- statement of the results that the experimented expects
- behavior studied is completely natural
- set or fixed beliefs we hold about a certain given group
- variable that influences or changes the independent and dependent variable
- research that takes place outside of the laboratory
- Information about subjects is to be kept to themselves and not to be shared
- medicine that has no active ingredients and works by the power of a suggestion
- the factor that the experimenter manipulates or changes in a study
- Person being tested on is anonymous
- method of research using questions on feelings, opinions, on behavior patterns
22 Clues: factors that stereotypes experiment • Person being tested on is anonymous • behavior studied is completely natural • a group that represents a larger group • people or animals whom the study is conducted on • research that takes place outside of the laboratory • statement of the results that the experimented expects • ...
The Scientific Method 2025-12-21
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- (Between variables) The link or association between two or more variables
- The consistency and repeatability of a measurement, experiment or test under the same conditions
- How close a measurement is to the true value
- Variable in an experiment that is kept constant so that it does not affect the observations of the independent variable
- The surface of a liquid in a container
- The difference between the largest and smallest values in a set
- When a source of information is influenced by personal opinion or judgement
- A run-through of an experimental method that is usually repeated several times, to obtain data that can be averaged, to reduce any effect of variables not being completely controlled
- Pattern in a graph that shows the general direction/ shape of the relationship between the dependent and independent variables
- Type of graph used to display continuous data
- The variable that is measured during an experiment (as it responds to the independent variable)
- A factor or condition that can be controlled, changed or measured in an experiment
- Considering the whole thing rather than just the parts individually
- An error that causes measurements to differ from the true result by a consistent amount, often due to faulty or uncalibrated equipment
- graph Type of graph used to display the frequency of a qualitative variable (category). Also known as a column graph
- The different levels of the independent variable
- Using existing data (such as a line of best fit) within the original dataset to make a reliable prediction
- Quantitative data points that have whole numbers; this type of data is usually counted
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- A statement or assertion that something is true or factual, which may require further investigation or evaluation to determine its validity
- A statement of a testable expected outcome based on observation or scientific knowledge
- The variable that is deliberately changed during an experiment
- A proposed explanation or an educated guess that can be tested through further investigation and experimentation
- A controlled situation where data is gathered to answer a question
- The average of a set of data, calculated by adding up all the values in the set and dividing by the total number of values
- Information in the form of facts or statistics gathered to answer a question or for further analysis
- Use senses and tools to gather information/data
- The horizontal and vertical lines used to frame a graph
- Quantitative data points that have a value within a range; this type of data is usually measured
- A form of data that is a numerical measurement
- A form of data that is a descriptive measurement
- To link an observation with past knowledge and assign meaning to the observation
- Question that can be answered practically through scientific investigation or through research
- The point (0, 0), where the horizontal axis and vertical axis intercept when both axes start from zero
- An experiment where all variables are kept constant except for the independent variable being tested
- How close measurements are to each other
- An error that is caused by factors that cannot be easily controlled by the experimenter
- Using existing data (such as a line of best fit) outside the original dataset to make a prediction
- An extreme data value that is very different from the other data and could be the result of a faulty procedure
- The relationship between two variables where a change in one directly results in a change in the other
- Line drawn to show an average of plotted points. Also known as the line of best fit
- An error caused by not reading liquid measurements at eye level, which leads to measurements being too high or too low
41 Clues: The surface of a liquid in a container • How close measurements are to each other • How close a measurement is to the true value • Type of graph used to display continuous data • A form of data that is a numerical measurement • Use senses and tools to gather information/data • A form of data that is a descriptive measurement • ...
Scientific Method 2018-01-31
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- data that can be shown with numbers
- the variable that is kept consistent
- a verifiable statement made about the relationships between two or more subjects
- the variable that is not affected by other variables
- a series of steps followed to answer a question
- the variable that responds to change
- a representation meant to portray information
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- a statement based on data from repeated experiments
- an experiment where only one variable is changed at a time
- a logical prediction of what you think will happen
- data that can be shown with words
- a simulation of treatment used to determine a psychological effect
12 Clues: data that can be shown with words • data that can be shown with numbers • the variable that is kept consistent • the variable that responds to change • a representation meant to portray information • a series of steps followed to answer a question • a logical prediction of what you think will happen • a statement based on data from repeated experiments • ...
Scientific Method 2018-01-31
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- data that can be shown with words
- the variable that is not affected by other variables
- a series of steps followed to answer a question
- a statement based on data from repeated experiments
- the variable that responds to change
- the variable that is kept consistent
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- data that can be shown with numbers
- a logical prediction of what you think will happen
- an experiment where only one variable is changed at a time
- a verifiable statement made about the relationships between two or more subjects
- a representation meant to portray information
- a simulation of treatment used to determine a psychological effect
12 Clues: data that can be shown with words • data that can be shown with numbers • the variable that responds to change • the variable that is kept consistent • a representation meant to portray information • a series of steps followed to answer a question • a logical prediction of what you think will happen • a statement based on data from repeated experiments • ...
Scientific Method 2018-11-16
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- The type of treat
- Put both kids in the room and give them both a cookie
- 2 kids
- What you ask, or need to solve
- Stored info
- Kids are nice
- examine data
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- Put two kids in a room, and give one a donut and one a cookie, and see if they trade or fight
- They share
- Two kids in a room with a treat
- Look up on the web
- An educated guess
12 Clues: 2 kids • They share • Stored info • examine data • Kids are nice • The type of treat • An educated guess • Look up on the web • What you ask, or need to solve • Two kids in a room with a treat • Put both kids in the room and give them both a cookie • Put two kids in a room, and give one a donut and one a cookie, and see if they trade or fight
Scientific Method 2023-09-15
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- Organize your results
- Something you find interesting
- Your prediction of the results
- A property or characteristic that can be changed
- Make tests to prove your prediction
- The variable you change
- How tightly packed is something
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- The variable you make sure doesn't change
- Investigate to see if someone has an answer
- What to do if your prediction was right
- Everything around us
- The variable you check to see if it has changed
12 Clues: Everything around us • Organize your results • The variable you change • Something you find interesting • Your prediction of the results • How tightly packed is something • Make tests to prove your prediction • What to do if your prediction was right • The variable you make sure doesn't change • Investigate to see if someone has an answer • ...
Scientific Method 2024-07-29
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- things you observe with senses
- data using senses
- an assumption of what will happen when something else happens
- variable that responds to changes
- the variable that is changed
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- data with numbers
- the constant variable
- tested or measured variable
- the variable that you control
- all of the results and data
- results from lab
- what you think will happen
12 Clues: results from lab • data with numbers • data using senses • the constant variable • what you think will happen • tested or measured variable • all of the results and data • the variable that is changed • the variable that you control • things you observe with senses • variable that responds to changes • an assumption of what will happen when something else happens
Scientific Method 2024-09-24
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- Made during the experiment
- Scientists identify a _____________.
- Testing the hypothesis
- Used by scientists to test theories, hypotheses and questions
- Scientists organize and ________ the data.
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- An educated guess
- A variable that is measured during the experiment
- Stays the same in an experiment
- After the experiment, scientists make ___________.
- Variable that is changed during the experiment
- A starting point
- What is collected during the experiment
12 Clues: A starting point • An educated guess • Testing the hypothesis • Made during the experiment • Stays the same in an experiment • Scientists identify a _____________. • What is collected during the experiment • Scientists organize and ________ the data. • Variable that is changed during the experiment • A variable that is measured during the experiment • ...
Scientific Method 2025-01-15
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- a statement or an assertion, example: "Vitamin C can cure a cold."
- steps used to solve a problem or answer a question, the scientific ____
- a body of knowledge that explains the natural world
- a statement that can be tested with experimentation
- interpretation of an event that happened based on prior knowledge or observations
- a procedure designed to test a hypothesis
- using the five senses to study something
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- a condition you change in an experiment, the manipulated ____
- visual used to display data
- a summary statement that describes evidence gathered, often supports or rejects a hypothesis
- information gathered from observations and often recorded
- facts or information used to support a claim
12 Clues: visual used to display data • using the five senses to study something • a procedure designed to test a hypothesis • facts or information used to support a claim • a body of knowledge that explains the natural world • a statement that can be tested with experimentation • information gathered from observations and often recorded • ...
scientific method 2022-06-09
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- any process that living things use to actively maintain fairly stable conditions necessary for survival.
- shows trends or how the data changes over time
- an educated guess or testable prediction
- rule of nature that sums up related observations to describe a pattern for nature
- factor that is adjusted by the experimenter
- individual living thing
- used to show how a fixed quantity is broken down into parts
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- factor whose value depends on the independent variable
- useful for comparing information collected by counting
- explanation based on experiments-most logical explanation
- part of earth that contains all ecosystems community and its nonliving enviroment
- something that stirs or urges to action
12 Clues: individual living thing • something that stirs or urges to action • an educated guess or testable prediction • factor that is adjusted by the experimenter • shows trends or how the data changes over time • factor whose value depends on the independent variable • useful for comparing information collected by counting • ...
Scientific Method 2022-10-01
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- The one factor you change in the experiment
- The final summary of data and results obtained from the investication that determines if the hypothesis was correct or not
- a factor in an experiment that can be changed, measured or controlled
- An idea or conclusion based on the interpretation of a a fact or observation
- Information obtained by using your senses
- A statement about what is expected to happen in the investigation
- A detailed set of organized steps to follow
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- the question you want answered due to your specific observation
- A process of problem solving that is used to explore anobservation by gathering evidence
- the information that was collected during an experiment
- The factor you measure based on how it respons to the independent variable
- All of the factors that remain exactly the same each time
12 Clues: Information obtained by using your senses • The one factor you change in the experiment • A detailed set of organized steps to follow • the information that was collected during an experiment • All of the factors that remain exactly the same each time • the question you want answered due to your specific observation • ...
Scientific Method 2023-09-12
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- an explanation given to prove a hypothesistrue or false
- one factor in an experiment that you are tring to measure
- thinking the process of identifing a clearstep by step solution
- info that has been gathered in an experiment
- factors in an experiment that do not chang
- facts are given to support the truth or a claim
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- a conclusion that is reached because of known facts
- an if, then statement that makes a prediction to solve a problem
- an organized set of steps that are used to solve a problem
- to examine carefully to identify causes
- one factor in an experiment that can be changed
- a statement made that is true based on evidencefrom data
12 Clues: to examine carefully to identify causes • factors in an experiment that do not chang • info that has been gathered in an experiment • one factor in an experiment that can be changed • facts are given to support the truth or a claim • a conclusion that is reached because of known facts • an explanation given to prove a hypothesistrue or false • ...
Scientific Method 2026-03-16
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- The variables that are kept the same throughout the entire experiment.
- Collection: The step involves collecting data, creating a table, and drawing a graph.
- A similarity, difference, trend, or other relationship found in data.
- A possible explanation for a set of observations or an answer to a scientific question.
- A summary of what has been learned from an experiment and how the data relate to the hypothesis.
- Following the method to collect data
- The process of using the five senses to gather information.
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- The variable that is measured due to changes as a result of the independent variable.
- A factor that changes in an experiment.
- The process of interpreting the meaning of the data collected, finding patterns, and thinking about what they mean.
- The only variable that is tested and can change.
- A step-by-step explanation of how to conduct an exexperiment The facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observations.
12 Clues: Following the method to collect data • A factor that changes in an experiment. • The only variable that is tested and can change. • The process of using the five senses to gather information. • A similarity, difference, trend, or other relationship found in data. • The variables that are kept the same throughout the entire experiment. • ...
Scientific Method 2025-09-07
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- – To examine data in detail.
- – The starting point of scientific inquiry.
- – To watch carefully and gather information.
- – To decide the outcome based on evidence.
- – A factor that can change in an experiment.
- – An educated guess that can be tested.
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- – Information collected during an experiment.
- – The outcome of an experiment.
- – Facts that support or disprove a hypothesis.
- – The part of an experiment kept constant.
- – To state what you think will happen.
- – A test designed to prove or disprove a hypothesis.
12 Clues: – To examine data in detail. • – The outcome of an experiment. • – To state what you think will happen. • – An educated guess that can be tested. • – The part of an experiment kept constant. • – To decide the outcome based on evidence. • – The starting point of scientific inquiry. • – To watch carefully and gather information. • ...
Alice Ben Everly 2025-08-27
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- second in the scientific method
- variable what you change is on purpose
- eighth in the scientific method
- first in the scientific method
- Data fifth in the scientific method
- sixth in the scientific method
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- variable response to independant
- third in the scientific method
- fourth in the scientific method
- seventh in the scientific method
10 Clues: third in the scientific method • first in the scientific method • sixth in the scientific method • second in the scientific method • eighth in the scientific method • fourth in the scientific method • variable response to independant • seventh in the scientific method • Data fifth in the scientific method • variable what you change is on purpose
The Scientific Method 2021-09-28
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- All of the different parts of an experiment, from question to conclusion
- A numbered list of steps that tell us how to do the experiment
- If your hypothesis is correct, then your conclusion ____ it.
- The step of the scientific method when we DO the experiment
- A summary of your experiment that is shared with other scientists
- This tells us why we are doing the experiment
- A type of graph that compares numbers in different groups
- Factors (things) in an experiment that can change
- This is used to organize information we collect in an experiment
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- The factor (variable) that you observe changing and can measure
- The factor (variable) that YOU change
- A guess or prediction we make about what we think will happen
- These tell us what happened in an experiment
- If your hypothesis is incorrect, than your conclusion ____ it.
- A type of graph that shows how data changes over time
- To understand data and figure out what it means
- The factors (variables) that stay the same
- These show patterns and help us make predictions
- Information that we collect
19 Clues: Information that we collect • The factor (variable) that YOU change • The factors (variables) that stay the same • These tell us what happened in an experiment • This tells us why we are doing the experiment • To understand data and figure out what it means • These show patterns and help us make predictions • Factors (things) in an experiment that can change • ...
Scientific Method Quiz 2025-09-25
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- the step by step process of the experiment
- data focuses on details like color and texture.
- the question we are trying to answer with the experiment.
- a conclusion you come to based on an observation. Example A person with a red face is very hot.
- factors in experiment we keep the same
- the process of acquiring knowledge through experimentation
- is when a subject believes the fake substance works
- the use of science to make tools to improve our lives
- data focuses on numerical information
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- is what we measure at the end of the experiment
- is a Prediction or statement that can be tested
- a fake or inactive substance. Example DeCaff Coffee
- using the five senses to gather information
- must always be provided to prove a claim
- the multiple times you perform the experiment
- finding background information on the topic
- when a persons beliefs make them lean towards a certain result
- used to compare the variable to; Ex. Plant with No Fertilizer
- the part of the experiment we test or change
- the last step where you summarize the data of your experiment.
20 Clues: data focuses on numerical information • factors in experiment we keep the same • must always be provided to prove a claim • the step by step process of the experiment • using the five senses to gather information • finding background information on the topic • the part of the experiment we test or change • the multiple times you perform the experiment • ...
Scientific Method Crossword 2026-02-24
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- A testable prediction about what you think will happen
- A quick drawing that helps show how the experiment is set up
- What you think might have gone wrong or affected your results
- The factor you measure or observe in an experiment
- A list of what you used in the experiment
- A step-by-step plan of what you will do in your investigation
- The careful notes and measurements you collect during an experiment
- When an investigation is done so that only one variable is changed and everything else is kept the same
- VARIABLES Things you keep the same to make it a fair test
- A picture that shows your results, often with axes and plotted points
- A clear statement of what you are trying to find out in an experiment
- A trial or practical test carried out to answer a scientific question
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- The final statement that answers the aim and links to your results
- When results are similar each time you repeat a test
- Information described in words, like colours or behaviours
- A careful guess based on what you already know
- Numbers you measure, such as time, temperature or distance
- The factor you deliberately change in an experiment
- When someone else repeats your experiment to see if they get similar results
19 Clues: A list of what you used in the experiment • A careful guess based on what you already know • The factor you measure or observe in an experiment • The factor you deliberately change in an experiment • When results are similar each time you repeat a test • A testable prediction about what you think will happen • ...
Scientific Method 2020-08-20
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- Being true. Is the test measuring what it is supposed to measure?
- recording of data using scientific instruments; or refers to any data collected during an experiment.
- A prediction that can be tested
- Variable The variable being changed by the experimenter.
- A way of organizing, writing, and conducting the experiment.
- Variable The outcome of the Independent variable, what is being measured.
- A hypothesis that has been tested numerous times and proven to be correct.
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- Method A logical, systematic approach to the solution of a scientific problem
- A method of reasoning/thinking
- A conclusion drawn from observations and prior knowledge.
- Summary that states if your hypothesis was correct or incorrect, based on observations and data.
- A procedure that tests if a hypothesis is true or false.
12 Clues: A method of reasoning/thinking • A prediction that can be tested • Variable The variable being changed by the experimenter. • A procedure that tests if a hypothesis is true or false. • A conclusion drawn from observations and prior knowledge. • A way of organizing, writing, and conducting the experiment. • ...
Scientific Method 2020-09-08
12 Clues: changes • to end it • Statements • stays the same • educating guess • study materials • facts collected • gain information • testing a hypothesis • thought out explanation • helps organize findings • explanation of observations
Scientific Method 2023-08-31
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- A summary of the experiment and results
- The _ variable is being tested on
- The _ variable is what is measured
- The 1st step in the scientific method
- The group that is being tested
- The information collected during an experiment
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- After the experiment, scientists _ the data
- The process used by scientists to find answers to questions or solve a problem
- The group that is left alone
- Something that is left alone in an experiment
- Scientists perform _ to collect data
- An educated guess
12 Clues: An educated guess • The group that is left alone • The group that is being tested • The _ variable is being tested on • The _ variable is what is measured • Scientists perform _ to collect data • The 1st step in the scientific method • A summary of the experiment and results • After the experiment, scientists _ the data • Something that is left alone in an experiment • ...
Scientific Method 2023-08-30
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- Variable that remains constant
- Observations with numbers and measurement
- The final thing you should do with your results so others know what you did
- The scientific method is a _____________ to find answers to questions about the world around us
- Variable found on the y axis
- Variable found on the x axis
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- Written based on the observations you made
- When you create a graph and compare results to your hypothesis
- Conducted based on your hypothesis
- Observations made using your senses
- Educated guess written in "if" "then" format
- First step in the scientific method
12 Clues: Variable found on the y axis • Variable found on the x axis • Variable that remains constant • Conducted based on your hypothesis • Observations made using your senses • First step in the scientific method • Observations with numbers and measurement • Written based on the observations you made • Educated guess written in "if" "then" format • ...
Scientific Method 2024-09-09
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- a statement of the scientist’s discovery
- the basic procedure before changing any variables
- method a series of steps scientists use to learn about the natural world
- Step 6
- a guess based on observations
- the process of testing a hypothesis
- Step 5
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- Step 7
- variable the variable you purposely change
- Step 2
- Step 3
- Step 1
- variable the variable that is being observed to see if it changes in response to the independent variable
- variable a variable that is not changed
- Step 4
15 Clues: Step 7 • Step 2 • Step 3 • Step 1 • Step 6 • Step 4 • Step 5 • a guess based on observations • the process of testing a hypothesis • variable a variable that is not changed • a statement of the scientist’s discovery • variable the variable you purposely change • the basic procedure before changing any variables • method a series of steps scientists use to learn about the natural world • ...
Scientific method 2022-08-22
Scientific Method 2022-08-25
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- step of the scientific method where you tell what you want to find out
- data that uses details and observations
- the part of teh experiment that is being measured or observed
- the part of the experiment that you do not change
- an educated guess
- a detailed steps to complete an experiment
- includes a list of materials needed and steps to complete the lab
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- a list of items needed to complete an experiment
- data that uses numbers and measurements
- collected as part of the experiment
- part of the lab where you share results and compare to your hypothesis
- the part of the experiment that is changed and tested
12 Clues: an educated guess • collected as part of the experiment • data that uses numbers and measurements • data that uses details and observations • a detailed steps to complete an experiment • a list of items needed to complete an experiment • the part of the experiment that you do not change • the part of the experiment that is changed and tested • ...
Scientific Method 2022-09-15
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- to gain in number or amount
- a scientific procedure done in a lab
- numerical data
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- an educated guess
- to lessen in number or amount
- using ones senses to gain knowledge
- the variable you can change in a lab
- the variable that changes with the independent
- something that does not change in a lab
- something to be changed or adapted
- facts and statistics gathered for analysis
- data in a description form
12 Clues: numerical data • an educated guess • data in a description form • to gain in number or amount • to lessen in number or amount • something to be changed or adapted • using ones senses to gain knowledge • the variable you can change in a lab • a scientific procedure done in a lab • something that does not change in a lab • facts and statistics gathered for analysis • ...
Scientific Method 2014-08-22
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- the question you are answering, the 1st step of the scientific method
- data that is descriptive, like color or shape
- the variable you are deliberately changing
- the detailed records of observations and measurements in an experiment
- data that includes numbers
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- the group used for comparison, it does not receive the independent variable
- the last step of the scientific method
- scientific prediction
- the group or groups that receive the independent variable
- the variable that you measure for results
- a logical explanation based on observations and past learning
- a well-tested explanation based on a broad range of observations and evidence
12 Clues: scientific prediction • data that includes numbers • the last step of the scientific method • the variable that you measure for results • the variable you are deliberately changing • data that is descriptive, like color or shape • the group or groups that receive the independent variable • a logical explanation based on observations and past learning • ...
Scientific Method 2021-08-13
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- Educated guess or testable prediction.
- Standard for comparison.
- Facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observation.
- Sharing of ideas and experimental finding with others through writing and speaking.
- Organized procedure for testing hypothesis.
- After you have gathered and interpreted your data; you can draw a conclusion about your hypothesis.
- Factor whose value depends on the independent variable (y-axis).
- Ask questions about an observation.
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- Using one or more of your senses to gather information (sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell).
- Making a forecast of what will happen in the future based on past experience or evidence.
- Factor that is adjusted by the experimenter (x-axis).
- Factor that doesn't vary in experiment.
12 Clues: Standard for comparison. • Ask questions about an observation. • Educated guess or testable prediction. • Factor that doesn't vary in experiment. • Organized procedure for testing hypothesis. • Factor that is adjusted by the experimenter (x-axis). • Facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observation. • ...
Scientific Method 2022-02-02
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- characteristics in an experiment that change or can be changed
- The act of noticing something
- step-by-step plan for the experiment
- Step-by-step approach to research
- variable variable that you change on purpose (the CAUSE)
- Trials number of times an experiment is repeated for reliability
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- educated guess (prediction) about what the answer to one's research question might be
- participants do not know the purpose of the experiment
- used for testing one's hypothesis
- Variable variable that responds to the change in the independent variable (the EFFECT)
- standard for COMPARISON in an experiment
- information provided and collected from the experiment
12 Clues: The act of noticing something • used for testing one's hypothesis • Step-by-step approach to research • step-by-step plan for the experiment • standard for COMPARISON in an experiment • participants do not know the purpose of the experiment • information provided and collected from the experiment • variable variable that you change on purpose (the CAUSE) • ...
scientific method 2021-11-24
12 Clues: experiment • or changes • a supposition • an experitment • a matter or situation • tested in an experiment • the variable the experimenter • the evaluation of work by one or • people with similar competencies • a group that receives a treatment • a group separated from the rest of • the variable that is being measured
Scientific Method 2024-01-17
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- Information that is gathered based on what is known and not known
- Either supports or rejects the hypothesis
- Used to measure changes from the experimental goup
- Variable that is changed in the experiment
- Tests the hypothesis
- Variable that is not changed in the experiment
- Data that is expressed as words and numbers
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- Data that uses words and descriptions
- Shared regardless if hypothesis was not supported
- These are made using the 5 senses
- Process used to test the hypothesis
- Educated Guess
- This can be organized in tables, charts, and graphs
13 Clues: Educated Guess • Tests the hypothesis • These are made using the 5 senses • Process used to test the hypothesis • Data that uses words and descriptions • Either supports or rejects the hypothesis • Variable that is changed in the experiment • Data that is expressed as words and numbers • Variable that is not changed in the experiment • ...
Scientific Method 2023-09-19
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- How close measurements are to the accepted value
- How close a series of measurements are to accepted value
- Moral principles or values
- Type of variable that is responding to a change
- Type of data that uses measurements and numbers
- A statment based on past experiences
- The group that is left alone and used for comparison
- Type of variable that is changed by you.
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- Type of data that uses descriptions
- Type of variable that doesn't change
- The group that is affected by the independent variable
- Using your 5 senses to research a problem
12 Clues: Moral principles or values • Type of data that uses descriptions • Type of variable that doesn't change • A statment based on past experiences • Type of variable that is changed by you. • Using your 5 senses to research a problem • Type of variable that is responding to a change • Type of data that uses measurements and numbers • ...
Scientific Method 2020-09-28
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- The variable placed on the y-axis
- Relationship in nature supported by many experiments
- Reviewing the outcome to develop a conclusion
- The variable that I change
- List of steps used to complete an experiment
- data related to numerical data
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- The variable placed on the x-axis
- testable prediction based on observation
- data related to the five senses
- set of controlled observation to test hypothesis
- The variable that is observed for change
- the baseline or standard for comparison
- Judgment based on obtained information
- The variable that does not change
- Explanation of natural phenomenon
15 Clues: The variable that I change • data related to numerical data • data related to the five senses • The variable placed on the x-axis • The variable placed on the y-axis • The variable that does not change • Explanation of natural phenomenon • Judgment based on obtained information • the baseline or standard for comparison • testable prediction based on observation • ...
Scientific Method 2020-09-04
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- Information collected during an experiment.
- Coming to a conclusion based on your existing knowledge. (Example – seeing a student wearing a sports team jersey and concluding the student likes that team.)
- Data dealing with descriptions; data is observed (colors, textures, smells, tastes, appearance, beauty, etc.).
- Outcome of an experiment.
- Something that can be changed.
- Watch something carefully.
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- Examine data collected in an experiment to determine what it means.
- Your proposed answer to the question or solution to the problem.
- Data which can be measured (length, height, area, volume, weight, speed, time, temperature, etc.).
- Reach a decision based on the analysis of data.
- A test that is done to determine if a hypothesis is correct or not.
- Basic results that may or may not be accurate; basic results.
12 Clues: Outcome of an experiment. • Watch something carefully. • Something that can be changed. • Information collected during an experiment. • Reach a decision based on the analysis of data. • Basic results that may or may not be accurate; basic results. • Your proposed answer to the question or solution to the problem. • ...
Scientific Method 2024-08-30
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- – A written record of the experiment's materials and steps
- – Information gathered from observations; facts, figures, or evidence
- – The variable that is measured in the experiment
- – The process of collecting and examining data
- – What do we do with after analyzing the findings
- – Used to illustrate data visually
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- – The part of the experiment that is changed by the scientist
- – Observations or data supporting a hypothesis
- – A well-organized experiment where only one variable is changed
- – A possible explanation for a set of observations or an answer to a scientific question.
- – A summary of what you learned from your experiment
- – The items needed to complete the experiment
12 Clues: – Used to illustrate data visually • – The items needed to complete the experiment • – Observations or data supporting a hypothesis • – The process of collecting and examining data • – The variable that is measured in the experiment • – What do we do with after analyzing the findings • – A summary of what you learned from your experiment • ...
Scientific Method 2024-08-27
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- Testing Your _____
- If, Then
- The group that is changed (Not Normal)
- Summerization about what happened
- the thing that supports your claim
- What you do before you make a ______
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- What happens when the scientists change something
- What the scientist can change
- what normally happens. Kept the same
- an uneducated guess that you make
- The reason you are doing an experiment
- complete bufoonery
12 Clues: If, Then • Testing Your _____ • complete bufoonery • What the scientist can change • an uneducated guess that you make • Summerization about what happened • the thing that supports your claim • what normally happens. Kept the same • What you do before you make a ______ • The group that is changed (Not Normal) • The reason you are doing an experiment • ...
Scientific Method 2024-05-08
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- what you to your hypothesis if it is NOT supported by your data
- beautiful bird, pink, likes to stand on one foot
- what you if your data does support your hypothesis
- something you identify or observe
- the observations you collect during your experiment
- possible answer to the question
- ask this to identify the problem
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- conduct and carry out this to test your hypothesis
- excellent green little hoppers
- Ms. Austin's favorite dinosaur
- allowing your own personal beliefs to interfere with your science
- deciding if the data supports your hypothesis
12 Clues: excellent green little hoppers • Ms. Austin's favorite dinosaur • possible answer to the question • ask this to identify the problem • something you identify or observe • deciding if the data supports your hypothesis • beautiful bird, pink, likes to stand on one foot • conduct and carry out this to test your hypothesis • what you if your data does support your hypothesis • ...
scientific method 2025-09-02
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- – The study of soil.
- – The study of the natural world.
- – Anything that has mass and takes up space.
- Variable – The thing you change in an experiment.
- – Making an educated guess about the outcome of an experiment.
- – Testing ideas to see if they are true.
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- – Using your senses to notice or describe something.
- Variables – Things kept the same in an experiment to make it fair.
- Method – A step-by-step process scientists use to answer questions.
- – Information collected during an experiment.
- Variable – The thing you measure in an experiment.
- Groups – The groups that get tested with different changes.
12 Clues: – The study of soil. • – The study of the natural world. • – Testing ideas to see if they are true. • – Anything that has mass and takes up space. • – Information collected during an experiment. • Variable – The thing you change in an experiment. • Variable – The thing you measure in an experiment. • – Using your senses to notice or describe something. • ...
Scientific Method 2025-09-11
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- Features that describe an object or idea
- Factors that are measured or observed
- Question that shows a relationship between two factors
- A reasonable guess of what will happen
- All the factors that are controlled or changed in an experiment
- The way one thinks or understands ideas
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- Factors that are changed
- Method of testing a scientific question
- Possible explanation for an observation
- Factors that remain the same
- Possible explanation for an observation
- Supplies needed to conduct an experiment
- Measurements taken when conducting an experiment
13 Clues: Factors that are changed • Factors that remain the same • Factors that are measured or observed • A reasonable guess of what will happen • Method of testing a scientific question • Possible explanation for an observation • Possible explanation for an observation • The way one thinks or understands ideas • Features that describe an object or idea • ...
The scientific method 2021-10-03
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- /adj/ relating to basic or most important qualities
- /n/ a connection between two people, things, or ideas
- /adj/ staying the same, or not getting less or more
- /adj/ based on truth or reason; able to be accepted:
- /v/ to refuse to accept
- /v/ to change or cause something to change in amount or level, especially from one occasion to another
- /v/ to change something to improve it or make it more acceptable
- /v/ to agree to take something
- /n/ a value, discovered by measuring, that correponds to the size, shape, quality, etc.
- /v/ to say or prove that a person, statement, opinion, etc. is wrong or false
- /adj/ not able to be changed
- /v/ to help to show something to be true
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- /adv/ in a way that shows you are not certain or confident
- /v/ to state the opposite of what someone has said, or (of one fact or statement) to be so different from another fact or statement that one of them must be wrong
- /n/ effect or result
- /v/ to notice or understand the difference between two things
- /adv/ used to emphasize that something is not large, important, or effective when compared to something else
- /adj/ opposite
- /v/to ask a question, especially in a formal situation
19 Clues: /adj/ opposite • /n/ effect or result • /v/ to refuse to accept • /adj/ not able to be changed • /v/ to agree to take something • /v/ to help to show something to be true • /adj/ relating to basic or most important qualities • /adj/ staying the same, or not getting less or more • /adj/ based on truth or reason; able to be accepted: • ...
Scientific Method Vocabulary 2025-09-04
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- Examining and interpreting the data.
- A testable prediction written as an “If…then…” statement.
- Data which are numerical measurements (e.g., time, mass, temperature).
- Repeating an experiment to verify results.
- A statement that explains whether the hypothesis was supported or not.
- The problem or inquiry you want to investigate.
- The variable you measure or observe.
- Information collected during an experiment.
- Any factor in an experiment that can change.
- A well-tested explanation supported by evidence.
- A statement describing a natural phenomenon that is consistently observed.
- An influence that can affect how results are interpreted.
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- Factors kept the same to ensure a fair test.
- Data which is descriptive, non-numerical observations (e.g., color, texture, smell).
- A procedure used to test a hypothesis.
- The Variable you purposely change in an experiment.
- Step-by-step instructions for conducting an experiment.
- Using senses or tools to gather information.
- The group used for comparison that does not receive the experimental treatment.
19 Clues: Examining and interpreting the data. • The variable you measure or observe. • A procedure used to test a hypothesis. • Repeating an experiment to verify results. • Information collected during an experiment. • Factors kept the same to ensure a fair test. • Using senses or tools to gather information. • Any factor in an experiment that can change. • ...
Scientific Method 2020-07-24
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- This group gets what is being tested
- scientist decision at end of experiment
- A scientist will ___ the data to form conclusion
- The steps you use during an experiment
- Data will either _____ or refute the hypothesis
- Information collected during the experiment
- Scientists make this to help form hypotheses
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- A prediction or educated guess
- This variable in the experiment is tested
- Part of an experiment that is not tested
- This variable is affected by the independent
- The first step of Sci Method:identify the __
12 Clues: A prediction or educated guess • This group gets what is being tested • The steps you use during an experiment • scientist decision at end of experiment • Part of an experiment that is not tested • This variable in the experiment is tested • Information collected during the experiment • This variable is affected by the independent • ...
Scientific Method 2020-10-19
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- information gathered from observations and often recorded
- steps used to solve a problem or answer a question, the scietific ___
- interpretation of an event that happened based on prior knowledgeor observations
- a condition you change in an experiment, the manipulated ___
- a procedure designed to test a hypothesis
- facts or information used to support a claim
- visual used to display data
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- a statement that can be tested with experimentation
- a summary statement that describes evidence gathered, often supports or rejects a hypothesis
- a body of knowledge that explains the natural world
- a statement or assertion, example: "vitamin C can cure a cold."
- using the five senses to study something
12 Clues: visual used to display data • using the five senses to study something • a procedure designed to test a hypothesis • facts or information used to support a claim • a statement that can be tested with experimentation • a body of knowledge that explains the natural world • information gathered from observations and often recorded • ...
Scientific Method 2020-09-28
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- A question about what you want to investigate.
- The steps followed during an experiment.
- The variable that is purposely changed to test a hypothesis.
- Factors that remain the same throughout the experiment.
- The factors that change during an experiment.
- An idea in theform of a statement that can be tested by observations and/or an experiment. Can be written as an if/then statement.
- Read more about the problem or question and study it closely is a way to gather background _____________.
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- The factor that is measured during the experiment.
- An experiment in which only one variable is changed at a time.
- A summary of the important parts of the experiment and the results.
- The information gathered during an experiment. Often represented in a chart, graph, or table.
- Used to conduct research and test ideas to learn more about the world around us.
12 Clues: The steps followed during an experiment. • The factors that change during an experiment. • A question about what you want to investigate. • The factor that is measured during the experiment. • Factors that remain the same throughout the experiment. • The variable that is purposely changed to test a hypothesis. • ...
scientific method 2020-10-23
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- answer your questions and share results
- possible answer or explanation to a question
- step where you are testing your hypothesis
- variable the thing you are testing
- group the variables that stay the same
- you use your 5 senses to make these
- variable leave out independent variable
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- organizing your data into tables and graphs
- variable what you are using to measure
- problem or your objective
- you do this if you get the same results
- gathering information on your subject
- who is a scientist
13 Clues: who is a scientist • problem or your objective • variable the thing you are testing • you use your 5 senses to make these • gathering information on your subject • variable what you are using to measure • group the variables that stay the same • answer your questions and share results • you do this if you get the same results • variable leave out independent variable • ...
Scientific Method 2021-08-14
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- data that uses senses
- Educated guess
- the variable that causes something to change
- the writing out of your data the last step of the scientific method
- the variable that responds to changes
- the variable that is not changed/consistent
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- data using numbers
- the variable that measures data also know as the effect
- A testable Question
- the results you get from testing your hypthesis
- observing something using senses
- the variable that is changed also know as the cause
12 Clues: Educated guess • data using numbers • A testable Question • data that uses senses • observing something using senses • the variable that responds to changes • the variable that is not changed/consistent • the variable that causes something to change • the results you get from testing your hypthesis • the variable that is changed also know as the cause • ...
Scientific Method 2021-08-15
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- things you observe with senses
- data using senses
- an assumption of what will happen when something else happens
- variable that responds to changes
- the variable that is changed
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- data with numbers
- the constant variable
- tested or measured variable
- the variable that you control
- all of the results and data
- results from lab
- what you think will happen
12 Clues: results from lab • data with numbers • data using senses • the constant variable • what you think will happen • tested or measured variable • all of the results and data • the variable that is changed • the variable that you control • things you observe with senses • variable that responds to changes • an assumption of what will happen when something else happens
Scientific Method 2021-07-26
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- an item needed for an experiment
- data used to support a claim
- background knowledge
- a one sentence statement
- a prediction
- connecting a claim to evidence
- the variable being measured
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- a list of steps to carry out an experiment
- describing the results of the experiment
- the variable being controlled by you
- what you are trying to determine
- a drawing of the lab set up
12 Clues: a prediction • background knowledge • a one sentence statement • the variable being measured • a drawing of the lab set up • data used to support a claim • connecting a claim to evidence • an item needed for an experiment • what you are trying to determine • the variable being controlled by you • describing the results of the experiment • a list of steps to carry out an experiment
Scientific Method 2022-06-13
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- To watch and notice something
- Careful patient study of a subject in order to discover or revise facts, theories, principles, etc.
- Created based on a problem observed, to drive an experiment
- The factors or conditions that you manipulatechange in an experiment
- A standard used in an experiment used as a benchmark for comparison
- Create an educated guess or prediction of what you think the outcome of your experiment will be
- To determine the validity of the experiment and data
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- Measurements and observations made during the experiment
- Statement based on experimental measurements and observations
- What changes as a result of changing the independent variable in an experiment
- The process of interpreting the meaning of the data we have collected, organized, and displayed in the form of a table or graph
- A scientific test in which you perform a series of actions and carefully observe their effects in order to learn about something
12 Clues: To watch and notice something • To determine the validity of the experiment and data • Measurements and observations made during the experiment • Created based on a problem observed, to drive an experiment • Statement based on experimental measurements and observations • A standard used in an experiment used as a benchmark for comparison • ...
Scientific Method 2023-09-12
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- This a method of explaining your conclusion.
- Your hypothesis must be _______ or something you can measure.
- You can use this word in the middle of your hypothesis to state what would happen.
- You can use this word in your hypothesis at the beginning.
- Step 3: Make a ________ or an educated guess.
- Collect and analyze ________.
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- You get these after an experiment. You then share them in your conclusion.
- When you do this make sure to use credible sources.
- When you simply notice or see something.
- Step 1: Ask A ________.
- You conduct, or do, one of these to prove your hypothesis correct or incorrect.
- A organized way to figure something out. Scientific ________.
12 Clues: Step 1: Ask A ________. • Collect and analyze ________. • When you simply notice or see something. • This a method of explaining your conclusion. • Step 3: Make a ________ or an educated guess. • When you do this make sure to use credible sources. • You can use this word in your hypothesis at the beginning. • ...
Scientific Method 2024-09-26
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- a controlled procedure designed to test a hypothesis
- The variable you measure
- Variable that stays the same to show what would happen if we did nothin
- The variable (I) change
- A personal interest in the outcome of a study that causes a distortion in the design, data, conclusion, or interpretation of the study.
- Well tested and accepted hypothesis.
- Inputs that stay the same to keep the experiment fair
- Data from a study based on the 5 senses
- Information that can be expressed numerically.
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- Monitoring an event to gather information.
- Variables you can't predict or manage.
- Educated guess
- The effect of IV on DV
13 Clues: Educated guess • The effect of IV on DV • The variable (I) change • The variable you measure • Well tested and accepted hypothesis. • Variables you can't predict or manage. • Data from a study based on the 5 senses • Monitoring an event to gather information. • Information that can be expressed numerically. • a controlled procedure designed to test a hypothesis • ...
Scientific Method 2025-09-29
Across
- What you want or need to answer
- tell people the results
- Test the hypothesis
- data that is measured using numbers (30cm, 80 degrees)
- a variable that never changes
- info from an experiment
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- An educated guess
- answer questions that need answering
- a variable that changes
- data that uses adjectives (e.x. shiny, green)
- Check the results
- the effect or results
12 Clues: An educated guess • Check the results • Test the hypothesis • the effect or results • a variable that changes • tell people the results • info from an experiment • a variable that never changes • What you want or need to answer • answer questions that need answering • data that uses adjectives (e.x. shiny, green) • data that is measured using numbers (30cm, 80 degrees)
Scientific Method 2026-01-12
Across
- A scientific procedure to test a hypothesis
- The information collected
- The variable that is being measured
- Research to find facts
- Characteristics of something that are not measured
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- A conclusion based on evidence and reasoning
- The variable that you change on purpose
- A statement about a problem
- An educated guess that you can test
- A variable that remains the same
- The amount or number of something
- A thing or factor you can change
12 Clues: Research to find facts • The information collected • A statement about a problem • A variable that remains the same • A thing or factor you can change • The amount or number of something • An educated guess that you can test • The variable that is being measured • The variable that you change on purpose • A scientific procedure to test a hypothesis • ...
Science and Graphs! 2022-08-05
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- The final step of the Scientific Inquiry Method.
- The name for the horizontal and vertical bold lines.
- A visual representation of experimental data.
- A guide to differentiate different items on a graph.
- The X-axis.
- The actual testing of a scientific hypothesis.
- The direction of the independent variable.
- The variable that is measured in an experiment.
- The 1st step in the Scientific Inquiry Method.
- The distance between hash marks.
- The names of the dependent and independent variables.
- The Y-axis.
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- The 2nd step in the Scientific Inquiry Method.
- In this step, scientists create graphs to visualize the results of the experiment.
- A step in the Scientific Inquiry Method written in an "If _, then _, because _."
- The variable that is changed in an experiment.
- The name of the graph
- Another name for key.
- The measurement for each variable. Ex. cm, ft.
- The written step by step directions as how to conduct the experiment.
- The direction of the dependent variable.
- Term for whether or not the graph is easy to view changes in the data points.
22 Clues: The X-axis. • The Y-axis. • The name of the graph • Another name for key. • The distance between hash marks. • The direction of the dependent variable. • The direction of the independent variable. • A visual representation of experimental data. • The 2nd step in the Scientific Inquiry Method. • The variable that is changed in an experiment. • ...
The Nature of Science (6th Grade/Unit 1) 2016-09-06
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- the study of living things
- changes as a result of the independent variable
- Theories that describe how things happen
- information collected by using the senses
- the Last Step in the Scientific Method
- the Second Step in the Scientific Method
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- Laws that describe the principles of nature
- the Third Step in the Scientific Method
- the study of surface and interior of Earth
- the study of nonliving matter and energy
- factor deliberately changed by the experimentor
- the First Step in the Scientific Method
- the Fourth Step in the Scientific Method
13 Clues: the study of living things • the Last Step in the Scientific Method • the Third Step in the Scientific Method • the First Step in the Scientific Method • the study of nonliving matter and energy • Theories that describe how things happen • the Fourth Step in the Scientific Method • the Second Step in the Scientific Method • information collected by using the senses • ...
Scientific Method Vocabulary 2023-10-30
Across
- measurements and observations collected during the experiment
- the changes that are measured in an experiment
- group assigned to not receive the experimental treatment.
- fourth step of the scientific method
- fifth step of the scientific method
- second step of the scientific method
- first step of the scientific method
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- the variable that is manipulated by the experimenter
- factors that do not change in an experiment
- first step of the scientific method
- a systematic way of investigating to test a hypothesis
- the testing of an idea
- an educated guess that answers your question
- sixth step of the scientific method
14 Clues: the testing of an idea • first step of the scientific method • fifth step of the scientific method • sixth step of the scientific method • first step of the scientific method • fourth step of the scientific method • second step of the scientific method • factors that do not change in an experiment • an educated guess that answers your question • ...
Level Two Project By Toby Xiong 2012-10-23
Across
- Passing traits from parents to offspring.
- Somethings that stayed the same throughout the experiment.
- Second step in the scientific method.
- The cell completely splits in half and makes a new cell.
- I Pray More At Church.
- Fifth step in the scientific method.
- The scientific study of Heredity.
- The genetic material replicates.
- The genetic material lines up.
- Third step in the scientific method.
- Only needs one parent to reproduce.
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- The cell begins to pinch.
- How many theories are in the Cell Theory.
- Has six phases.
- Seventh step in the scientific method.
- Centrioles separate genetic material.
- Variable/ Something that changed because the Independent variable changed.
- Variable/ Something that changed in the experiment.
- Physical Characteristics
- Used to compare your results to.
- The liquid you put on the specimen.
- Division/ Making new cells from existing cells.
- The nucleus begins to fade away and centriole "Cowboys" start to form.
- The thing you study on a glass slide.
- To study things in a systematic way.
25 Clues: Has six phases. • I Pray More At Church. • Physical Characteristics • The cell begins to pinch. • The genetic material lines up. • Used to compare your results to. • The genetic material replicates. • The scientific study of Heredity. • The liquid you put on the specimen. • Only needs one parent to reproduce. • Fifth step in the scientific method. • ...
Scientific Method Vocabulary 2021-02-07
Across
- the representation of data in a chart
- a collection of information. gathered by observation, questioning or measurement
- relating to, measuring, or measured by the quantity (number) of something rather than its quality.
- To find a value that is close enough to the right answer
- the part that doesn't change during the experiment
- the outcome of an experiment or observation
- a method of research in which a problem is identified, relevant data is gathered, a hypothesis is formulated from this data, and the hypothesis is empirically tested
- The variable in an experiment that is kept the same across all conditions (kept the same as daily life)
- the variable that reacts to the Independent Variable
- what you expect to happen in the future of the experiment if your hypothesis is true
- capable of providing a correct reading or measurement
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- a scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact.
- suggested solution for an unexplained occurrence that does not fit into current accepted scientific theory, written in an if/then statement
- the variable that is changed on purpose during an experiment
- relating to, measuring, or measured by the quality of something rather than its quantity.
- careful study of something in order to find out information about it
- a conclusion or opinion reached based on known facts
- the state of being seen or noticed.
- any factor in an experiment that can manipulated or changed
19 Clues: the state of being seen or noticed. • the representation of data in a chart • the outcome of an experiment or observation • the part that doesn't change during the experiment • a conclusion or opinion reached based on known facts • the variable that reacts to the Independent Variable • capable of providing a correct reading or measurement • ...
The Scientific Method 2015-09-10
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- / In the lab we did this week, this was the independent variable.
- / Graphs are a way to represent data ___________ .
- / In the lab we did this week, this was the independent variable.
- / This is the last step of the scientific method.
- / The y-axis is the __________ axis.
- These don't change in an experiment.
- / Graphs need to have this if there is more than one data set on the graph.
- / This is the process we use to figure out questions we have about science and then execute experiments to answer them.
- / These are the step-by-step directions for a lab or experiment.
- / This is the variable that the experimenter does not have control over.
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- / These change in an experiment.
- / This is always in the format of "If... then..."
- / At the top of every graph, make sure you have this.
- / In our lab, we measured heights and arm spans in ___________ .
- / Use this type of graph if you are showing the percentages of something.
- / This type of question can be answered with an experiment.
- / This is the variable that the experimenter has control over.
- / The x-axis is the __________ axis.
- / Scientific questions should never be an ___________.
- / Graphs make it easier to detect ____________.
20 Clues: / These change in an experiment. • / The y-axis is the __________ axis. • These don't change in an experiment. • / The x-axis is the __________ axis. • / Graphs make it easier to detect ____________. • / This is always in the format of "If... then..." • / This is the last step of the scientific method. • / Graphs are a way to represent data ___________ . • ...
Scientific Method Review 2026-01-12
Across
- an educated prediction, written as IF/THEN/BECAUSE
- the variable the scientist chooses to change
- method to measure volume of an irregular solid
- positively charged subatomic particle located in the nucleu
- important tool for measuring precise amounts of liquid
- how much space an object takes up
- variables that intentionally stay they same
- the neutral trial
- how tightly packed matter is in an object
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- how many particles are in an object
- questions that can be measured and are not opinion based
- determines numerical increments of both the x and y axes
- graphing home for the dependent variable
- base unit for measuring mass
- the variable the scientist measures
- graphing home for the independent variable
- negatively charged subatomic particle orbiting around the nucleus
- describes what a graph or data table will show
- neutral subatomic particle located in the nucleus
- tool that measures mass
20 Clues: the neutral trial • tool that measures mass • base unit for measuring mass • how much space an object takes up • how many particles are in an object • the variable the scientist measures • graphing home for the dependent variable • how tightly packed matter is in an object • graphing home for the independent variable • variables that intentionally stay they same • ...
Science Terms 2021-11-01
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- unit for measuring distance
- the second step of the scientific method
- the ability to make things move or change
- the last step of the scientific method
- a proposed answer to a question about the natural world
- a cylindrical glass container for laboratory use
- the fifth step of the scientific method
- the third step of the scientific method
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- the fourth step of the scientific method
- unit of linear measure equal to one-twelfth of a foot
- a device used to measure the mass of an object
- to change from one type to another
- a machine that can convert kinetic energy into electrical energy
- information that is used to support or go against a claim
- large body of matter with no definite shape
15 Clues: unit for measuring distance • to change from one type to another • the last step of the scientific method • the fifth step of the scientific method • the third step of the scientific method • the fourth step of the scientific method • the second step of the scientific method • the ability to make things move or change • large body of matter with no definite shape • ...
Final 2023-12-14
Across
- What is a measur of the amount of water vapor that air is holdind compared to the amount needed for saturation at a specific temperature called?
- What is the fifth step of the scientific method?
- What is a vast, underwater mountain chain called?
- What are the 3 things that distinguish atmospheric layers?
- What is the sixth step of the scientific method?
- What is the process of liquid changing to a gas at the surface of the liquid called?
- What is the layer in the atmosphere that is nearest to Earth's surface?
- Most of the freshwater on Earth is found where?
- Water freezes at what degrees C?
- What water evaporates from oceans and lakes and rises into Earth's atmosphere?
- What is used to measure temperature?
- What are the 3 things needed for photosynthesis?
- What is the point in Earth's interior where the energy release of an earthquake occurs called?
- A scientific law describes a what?
- What are the 3 ways the movement of 2 blocks of rock along a fault causes an earthquake to occur?
- What is the fourth step of the scientific method?
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- What is the hypothesis that continents have slowly moved to their current locations is called what?
- What is the process that takes rock to the inside of Earth?
- What is the third step of the scientific method?
- When a scientist has tested her hypothesis, the next step in scientific inquiry is to what?
- What is the boundary between cold and warm air masses called?
- What is the layer in the atmosphere that has the highest concentration of ozone?
- What is the seventh/last step of the scientific method?
- Areas of what usually have cloudy weather?
- What is the first step of the scientific method?
- What are the first waves to reach a seismograph after an earthquake called?
- What is the second step of the scientific method?
- What are plates that move apart called?
28 Clues: Water freezes at what degrees C? • A scientific law describes a what? • What is used to measure temperature? • What are plates that move apart called? • Areas of what usually have cloudy weather? • Most of the freshwater on Earth is found where? • What is the third step of the scientific method? • What is the fifth step of the scientific method? • ...
STEAM Crossword 2023-07-07
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- Tells you what to wear in the morning
- The "a" in STEAM
- The technically word for classifying different animals and plants
- Last step of the scientific method
- Colored liquid used on canvas
- Can be used to see the stars and planets
- How you test your hypothesis
- The "e" in STEAM
- The "t" in STEAM
- First step of the scientific method
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- The "m" in STEAM
- To learn about a topic you...
- How you perform an experiment
- Third step of the scientific method
- Used to see tiny things
- If you are unsure about something you may have a ...
- The "s" in STEAM
- A synonym for nature
- Trees and flowers are...
- If you are a tight-rope walker you need this skill
20 Clues: The "m" in STEAM • The "a" in STEAM • The "s" in STEAM • The "e" in STEAM • The "t" in STEAM • A synonym for nature • Used to see tiny things • Trees and flowers are... • How you test your hypothesis • To learn about a topic you... • How you perform an experiment • Colored liquid used on canvas • Last step of the scientific method • Third step of the scientific method • ...
Unit 1: Ecosystems + Polyatomic Ion Crossword 2022-05-18
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- CaCO3
- SO3
- H+
- C6H12O6
- NH3
- CO
- H
- current human population
- time it takes for 1/2 of the original mass of a substance to decay
- Ca+2
- gases that trap heat in the atmosphere
- first step in scientific method
- chart of elements
- HCO3-
- NO2
- trials are near the correct answer but not necessarily each other
- HCL
- j-shaped
- NaClO
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- N20
- trials are similar to each other but not necessarily the correct answer
- last step in scientific method
- one of the weakest chemical bonds
- improvement in human wellbeing
- s-shaped
- derived from human resources
- NO
- second step in scientific method
- number of protons
- bonds where atoms share electrons
- these resources must be used sparingly
- love of life
- O3
- the universal solvent
- third step in scientific method
- air, water, soil, and land are examples of this
- fourth step in scientific method
- protons + neutrons
- bond formed when atoms have opposite charges
- N2
- H2SO4
- CO2
- Cl-
- H2CO3
- variety and population of species in the area
- H2S
- NH4+
- CH4
- HNO3
- O2
- no control planet to compare this planet to
51 Clues: H • NO • O3 • H+ • CO • N2 • O2 • N20 • SO3 • NH3 • CO2 • Cl- • H2S • CH4 • NO2 • HCL • Ca+2 • NH4+ • HNO3 • CaCO3 • H2SO4 • H2CO3 • HCO3- • NaClO • C6H12O6 • s-shaped • j-shaped • love of life • number of protons • chart of elements • protons + neutrons • the universal solvent • current human population • derived from human resources • last step in scientific method • improvement in human wellbeing • third step in scientific method • ...
2-3 Scientific Method & Statistics 2022-07-23
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- Variables must be ____
- Uses surveys, field research, and secondary analysis
- Statistics used to make inferences about a larger group
- The mode is the value that appears most ___
- The normal curve is also called the ___ curve
- A ___ curve has a mean, mode, & median that are equal
- Testable statement of relationship between variables
- ___ distribution tells how often a value appears in a sample
- The ___ group is NOT exposed to the independent variable
- Measures of ___ describe the mean, mode, and median
- Scientific Method results have no ____
- Step two of the scientific method
- Participant changes because of belief, not treatment
- Scientific Method starts with this
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- Statistics that describe a sample of people
- Self-fulfilling prophecy means researcher influences ____
- The ___ group is exposed to the independent variable
- The mean is the ___ of all values
- Variables move in the same direction with this correlation
- How do we place subjects into the two groups?
- Normal curve has a ___ that occurs naturally
- Scientific Method produces results that are ____
- This type of research uses the scientific method
- Researcher & participant don’t know who gets treatment
- Produces the most accurate research results
- Opposed to politics & money, scientific method pursues ____
- The median is the ___ of the frequency distribution
- Standard ___ is how far data deviates from the mean
28 Clues: Variables must be ____ • The mean is the ___ of all values • Step two of the scientific method • Scientific Method starts with this • Scientific Method results have no ____ • Statistics that describe a sample of people • The mode is the value that appears most ___ • Produces the most accurate research results • Normal curve has a ___ that occurs naturally • ...
2-3 Scientific Method & Statistics 2022-07-23
Across
- Variables must be ____
- Uses surveys, field research, and secondary analysis
- Statistics used to make inferences about a larger group
- The mode is the value that appears most ___
- The normal curve is also called the ___ curve
- A ___ curve has a mean, mode, & median that are equal
- Testable statement of relationship between variables
- ___ distribution tells how often a value appears in a sample
- The ___ group is NOT exposed to the independent variable
- Measures of ___ describe the mean, mode, and median
- Scientific Method results have no ____
- Step two of the scientific method
- Participant changes because of belief, not treatment
- Scientific Method starts with this
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- Statistics that describe a sample of people
- Self-fulfilling prophecy means researcher influences ____
- The ___ group is exposed to the independent variable
- The mean is the ___ of all values
- Variables move in the same direction with this correlation
- How do we place subjects into the two groups?
- Normal curve has a ___ that occurs naturally
- Scientific Method produces results that are ____
- This type of research uses the scientific method
- Researcher & participant don’t know who gets treatment
- Produces the most accurate research results
- Opposed to politics & money, scientific method pursues ____
- The median is the ___ of the frequency distribution
- Standard ___ is how far data deviates from the mean
28 Clues: Variables must be ____ • The mean is the ___ of all values • Step two of the scientific method • Scientific Method starts with this • Scientific Method results have no ____ • Statistics that describe a sample of people • The mode is the value that appears most ___ • Produces the most accurate research results • Normal curve has a ___ that occurs naturally • ...
Scientific Method & Forces 2022-09-12
Across
- A push or a pull; Has size and direction
- Physical contact between two objects experiencing force; Hitting a ball
- Using one or more of your five senses to gather information
- indicates the size and direction of forces using representative arrows
- being able to explain the things that you observe; A guess
- movement or action that appears to be continuous
- Results in motion in direction of larger force
- Variable that is changed or tested
- Unit for force
- A possible explanation to a question; must be testable
- Forces are equal; no movement
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- No physical contact between two objects experiencing force; Gravity
- combination of all forces; sum of forces
- Variable that responds;depends on another
- an objects change in position relative to a reference point
- Any material that attracts iron or materials containing iron
- A force of attraction between two objects due to their size
- Group that is left alone during an experiment
18 Clues: Unit for force • Forces are equal; no movement • Variable that is changed or tested • combination of all forces; sum of forces • A push or a pull; Has size and direction • Variable that responds;depends on another • Group that is left alone during an experiment • Results in motion in direction of larger force • movement or action that appears to be continuous • ...
Semester 1 Review (NO SPACES IN ANSWERS) 2022-12-14
Across
- fith step of scientific method
- sixth step of scientific method
- A scientific law describes a
- ways in which movement of two blocks of rock along a fault causes an earthquake to occur (3)
- second step of scientific method
- ways in which movement of two blocks of rock along a fault causes an earthquake to occur (2)
- List the three things necessary for photosynthesis. (3)
- is a measure of the amount of water vapor that air is holding compared to the amount needed for saturation at a specific temperature
- ways in which movement of two blocks of rock along a fault causes an earthquake to occur (1)
- The process of liquid changing to a gas at the surface of the liquid is called
- when a scientist has tested her hypothesis, the next step in scientific inquiry is to
- Areas of low-pressure usually have --- weather
- List the three things necessary for photosynthesis. (2)
- What process takes rock to the inside of Earth
- 3 things that distinguish atmospheric layers. (1)
- Water freezes at
- The hypothesis that continents have slowly moved to their current locations is called
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- Water evaporates from oceans and lakes and rises into Earth's atmosphere as
- List the three things necessary for photosynthesis. (1)
- four step of scientific method
- 3 things that distinguish atmospheric layers. (2)
- The --- contains the highest concentration of ozone.
- 3 things that distinguish atmospheric layers. (3)
- a vast, underwater mountain chain is called a
- Most of the freshwater on Earth is found in
- used to measure temperature
- in which movement of two blocks of
- The ---- are the first to reach a seismograph after an earthquake.
- The --- is the layer of the atmosphere nearest to earth's surface
- The point in Earth's interior where the energy release of an earthquake occurs is the
- third step of scientific method
- a problem first step of scientific method
- plates move apart at the
- The boundary between cold and warm air masses is called a
- seventh step of scientific method
35 Clues: Water freezes at • plates move apart at the • used to measure temperature • A scientific law describes a • fith step of scientific method • four step of scientific method • sixth step of scientific method • third step of scientific method • second step of scientific method • seventh step of scientific method • in which movement of two blocks of • ...
Scientific Method & Forces 2022-09-12
Across
- A push or a pull; Has size and direction
- Physical contact between two objects experiencing force; Hitting a ball
- Using one or more of your five senses to gather information
- indicates the size and direction of forces using representative arrows
- being able to explain the things that you observe; A guess
- movement or action that appears to be continuous
- Results in motion in direction of larger force
- Variable that is changed or tested
- Unit for force
- A possible explanation to a question; must be testable
- Forces are equal; no movement
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- No physical contact between two objects experiencing force; Gravity
- combination of all forces; sum of forces
- Variable that responds;depends on another
- an objects change in position relative to a reference point
- Any material that attracts iron or materials containing iron
- A force of attraction between two objects due to their size
- Group that is left alone during an experiment
18 Clues: Unit for force • Forces are equal; no movement • Variable that is changed or tested • combination of all forces; sum of forces • A push or a pull; Has size and direction • Variable that responds;depends on another • Group that is left alone during an experiment • Results in motion in direction of larger force • movement or action that appears to be continuous • ...
The Scientific Method 2013-01-05
Across
- Not always a _______ set of steps
- The fifth step in the Scientific Method
- The first step in the Scientific Method
- The fourth step in the Scientific Method
- Must be ___________
- The number of steps in the Scientific Method
Down
- The third step in the Scientific Method
- The last step in the Scientific Method
- Testable statement
- The second step in the Scientific Method
10 Clues: Testable statement • Must be ___________ • Not always a _______ set of steps • The last step in the Scientific Method • The third step in the Scientific Method • The fifth step in the Scientific Method • The first step in the Scientific Method • The fourth step in the Scientific Method • The second step in the Scientific Method • The number of steps in the Scientific Method
How Scientists Work (5th Grade/Unit 1) 2016-09-06
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- the First Step in the Scientific Method
- the Second Step in the Scientific Method
- an idea or a conclusion based on observations
- procedure used to study something
- the Third Step in the Scientific Method
- the Last Step in the Scientific Method
- the study of the natural world through observations
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- a belief or a judgement, it is not proved
- the Fourth Step in the Scientific Method
- information collected by using the senses
- information collected during a scientific investigation
- sorting of things into groups of similar items
12 Clues: procedure used to study something • the Last Step in the Scientific Method • the First Step in the Scientific Method • the Third Step in the Scientific Method • the Fourth Step in the Scientific Method • the Second Step in the Scientific Method • a belief or a judgement, it is not proved • information collected by using the senses • ...
Scientific Method Keywords 2022-08-26
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- a collection of data
- the act of reviewing data
- when you take notice of something
- a quantity that does not change with circumstances in an environment under stated conditions
- evaluating work with others
- a variable that is altered during a scientific experiment
- a guess based on evidence
- used to test a hypothesis
- the variable being tested during an experiment
- methods of measurement
- a group that is used for control in a statistical experiment
- the end of a process
- how correctly something represents the true value of an attribute
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- contemplate natural sources
- the degree to which repeated measurements give the same results
- collecting data during an experiment
- research done to help answer a question
- a group that receives an experimental
18 Clues: a collection of data • the end of a process • methods of measurement • the act of reviewing data • a guess based on evidence • used to test a hypothesis • contemplate natural sources • evaluating work with others • when you take notice of something • collecting data during an experiment • a group that receives an experimental • research done to help answer a question • ...
Scientific Method & Forces 2022-09-12
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- an objects change in position relative to a reference point
- A force of attraction between two objects due to their size
- movement or action that appears to be continuous
- No physical contact between two objects experiencing force; Gravity
- Forces are equal; no movement
- Variable that responds;depends on another
- A possible explanation to a question; must be testable
- Variable that is changed or tested
- Any material that attracts iron or materials containing iron
- Group that is left alone during an experiment
- indicates the size and direction of forces using representative arrows
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- Physical contact between two objects experiencing force; Hitting a ball
- Results in motion in direction of larger force
- A push or a pull; Has size and direction
- Unit for force
- being able to explain the things that you observe; A guess
- Using one or more of your five senses to gather information
- combination of all forces; sum of forces
18 Clues: Unit for force • Forces are equal; no movement • Variable that is changed or tested • A push or a pull; Has size and direction • combination of all forces; sum of forces • Variable that responds;depends on another • Group that is left alone during an experiment • Results in motion in direction of larger force • movement or action that appears to be continuous • ...
Scientific Method Vocabulary 2022-08-29
Across
- test to find the answer to the problem
- logical explanation of an observation draw from prior knowledge
- summary of results/ answer to the problem
- information collected
- explanation of observations or events that is based on knowledge gained from many observations and investigations
- factor whose value is the result you are testing
- a statement of what will happen next in a sequence of events
- rule that describes a repeatable pattern in nature
- possible explanation for an observation that can be tested
- number of times an experiment is conducted
- a condition that is changed in order to find out the effect of that change
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- factor you manipulate to see how the dependent variable is affected
- using one or more of your senses to gather information
- comparing what you already know with the information you are given in order to decide whether or not you agree with it
- the investigation and exploration of the natural world
- factors remaining the same
- question that you are seek an answer for
- picture that shows relationships between sets of data
18 Clues: information collected • factors remaining the same • test to find the answer to the problem • question that you are seek an answer for • summary of results/ answer to the problem • number of times an experiment is conducted • factor whose value is the result you are testing • rule that describes a repeatable pattern in nature • ...
Scientific Method (1) 2021-07-28
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- to watch carefully
- measure of lenght, depth, and height
- large cup with wide mouth & pouring spout
- amount of heaviness pulled down by gravity
- scientific procedure to discover/test a hypothesis
- a diagram that represents the variation of a variable
- detailed examination to better understand
- the facts collected to analyze dependent variable
- amount of space that something takes up
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- an instrument used to measure heat
- unit of temperature with 0 is freezing
- the cause that was manipulated
- to reset with a defined number
- a certain part of 100
- an educated guess
- when the subject isn't tested for dependentvariable the effect that results from changes
- able to be changed or adapted
- containers wide on the bottom & smaller at the top
18 Clues: an educated guess • to watch carefully • a certain part of 100 • able to be changed or adapted • the cause that was manipulated • to reset with a defined number • an instrument used to measure heat • measure of lenght, depth, and height • unit of temperature with 0 is freezing • amount of space that something takes up • large cup with wide mouth & pouring spout • ...
Paul's science crossword 2024-03-18
Across
- the thing that measures temperature
- the 5th step of the scientific method
- what is a orange flame called
- the 6th step of the scientific method
- study of living things
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- the study of everything beyond the earths atmosphere
- the 4th step of the scientific method
- the 2nd step of the scientific method
- the 1st step of the scientific method
- the 3rd step of the scientific method
- the thing that controls air flow on a bunsen burner
- the 6th step of the scientific method
12 Clues: study of living things • what is a orange flame called • the thing that measures temperature • the 4th step of the scientific method • the 2nd step of the scientific method • the 5th step of the scientific method • the 1st step of the scientific method • the 3rd step of the scientific method • the 6th step of the scientific method • the 6th step of the scientific method • ...
The Scientific Method 2021-08-30
Across
- an idea, statement, or prediction that can be tested
- facts about something that can be used to calculate, plan or draw conclusions
- to state what will or might happen in the future
- Step 2 of the Scientific Method
- Step 1 of the Scientific Method: What do you want to learn?
- a test designed to support or disprove a hypothesis
- Step 5 of the Scientific Method: What are the results?
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- Step 6 of the Scientific Method: Discuss the results and what you discovered.
- Step 4 of the Scientific Method: Conduct an experiment to test your question.
- Step 3 of the Scientific Method: Predict the answer to your question.
- an organized process used to answer questions
- to come to a conclusion based on the information observed
- the factors that can be changed
13 Clues: Step 2 of the Scientific Method • the factors that can be changed • an organized process used to answer questions • to state what will or might happen in the future • a test designed to support or disprove a hypothesis • an idea, statement, or prediction that can be tested • Step 5 of the Scientific Method: What are the results? • ...
Scientific Method Review 2024-08-09
Across
- Drawing a conclusion or judgment based on data
- Observation, Using the senses to gather information about something…WITHOUT Numbers
- Method, A method of problem solving by testing a hypothesis
- The things that change or can be changed in an experiment
- Table, An organized chart to record and keep data from the experiment
- The parts of the experiment that stay the same in each trial.
- Group, A group that sets baseline data by test the independent variable in its original form.
- A prediction (educated guess) that answers your question and must be testable
- Each test performed in an experiment
- Variable, The changes that are measured in an experiment….the EFFECT
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- Testing an idea or hypothesis through a controlled investigation
- Making and recording measurements/ descriptions
- Variable, What CAUSES the changes measured in an experiment. The set or the IF of the hypothesis
- A study of the data looking for patterns/relationships, errors, and meaning
- Observation, Using tools to gather measurements about something…WITH Numbers
- A judgment that tells whether the data does or does not support the hypothesis. (accept or reject)
- What it is that you want to test or find out
- A collection of facts - usually numbers
18 Clues: Each test performed in an experiment • A collection of facts - usually numbers • What it is that you want to test or find out • Drawing a conclusion or judgment based on data • Making and recording measurements/ descriptions • The things that change or can be changed in an experiment • Method, A method of problem solving by testing a hypothesis • ...
The Scientific Method 2022-08-19
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- the step that you base you hypothesis off of
- the last step of the scientific method
- your dependent variable goes here on the graph
- what you would say if your data doesn't agree with you hypothesis
- what you would say if your data agrees with your hypothesis
- an acronym for the scientific method
- type of graph you use when your IV is numbers
- the variable you CHANGE in an experiment
- the variables that you keep the same in an experiment
- your independent variable goes here on the graph
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- an acronym for where the variables go on the graph
- the variable you are MESEAURING in an experiment
- the step that you use a graph for
- the step that you use your 5 senses for
- the first step of the scientific method
- written in an if...then... format
- the "normal group" or baseline
- type of graph you use when your IV is categories
18 Clues: the "normal group" or baseline • the step that you use a graph for • written in an if...then... format • an acronym for the scientific method • the last step of the scientific method • the step that you use your 5 senses for • the first step of the scientific method • the variable you CHANGE in an experiment • the step that you base you hypothesis off of • ...
The Scientific method 2023-08-20
Across
- listed under the Materials and Methods section
- where you collect and organize your data
- a cycle, something that can be done repeatedly
- based on knowledge and experience.
- summarizes the experiment and the hypothesis
- an experiment can lead to new ______.
- This is step 1.
- where you organize and explalin your data
- the hypothesis
- explores different cuases of the problem
- Problems are often observed with your ______.
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- A ______ is a declarative statement.
- an systematic procedure
- can be logically contradicted
- controlled, independent & dependent
- the reason you are performing this experiment
- _____ an experiment
- an observation that can be counted
18 Clues: the hypothesis • This is step 1. • _____ an experiment • an systematic procedure • can be logically contradicted • based on knowledge and experience. • an observation that can be counted • controlled, independent & dependent • A ______ is a declarative statement. • an experiment can lead to new ______. • where you collect and organize your data • ...
Chemistry & Scientific Method 2025-09-03
Across
- : Scientist whose number represents particles in a mole
- : Testable explanation in the scientific method
- : Weak attraction between water molecules giving special properties
- : Type of bond where atoms transfer electrons
- : Neutral subatomic particle
- : Uneven distribution of charge in a molecule like water
- : 6.02 x 10^23 particles of a substance
- : Atoms want 8 electrons in their outer shell for stability
- : Negatively charged subatomic particle
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- : Factor that can change in an experiment
- : Positively charged ion
- : Variable measured in response to change
- : Variable changed on purpose in an experiment
- : Negatively charged ion
- : Group kept unchanged for comparison
- : Type of bond where atoms share electrons
- : Positively charged subatomic particle
- : Basic unit of matter
18 Clues: : Basic unit of matter • : Positively charged ion • : Negatively charged ion • : Neutral subatomic particle • : Group kept unchanged for comparison • : Positively charged subatomic particle • : 6.02 x 10^23 particles of a substance • : Negatively charged subatomic particle • : Factor that can change in an experiment • : Variable measured in response to change • ...
Scientific Method 2022-10-30
Across
- The seventh step in the scientific method
- The responding variable
- The first step in the scientific method
- The sixth step in the scientific method
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- The variable that stays the same
- The manipulated variable
- How to test your hypothesis, The fourth step in the scientific method
- The fifth step in the scientific method
- The second step in the scientific method
- The third step in the scientific method
10 Clues: The responding variable • The manipulated variable • The variable that stays the same • The fifth step in the scientific method • The first step in the scientific method • The third step in the scientific method • The sixth step in the scientific method • The second step in the scientific method • The seventh step in the scientific method • ...
Scientific method crossword puzzle 2023-08-15
Across
- States your take on the experiment
- Second step of the scientific method
- the way of obtaining information to prove or disprove a hypothesis (NO SPACE INBETWEEN WORDS)
- 4th step of the scientific method
- what is used to write the conclusion
- outcome is this if it is most likely going to happen
- In this stage you add all evidence needed together
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- 4th step of the scientific method
- first step of the scientific method
- Third step of the scientific method
- Supports your claim and proves it true
- hypothesis presents the variables as the same
- who is performing the experiment
- hypothesis presents the variables different
- Links evidence to claim
15 Clues: Links evidence to claim • who is performing the experiment • 4th step of the scientific method • 4th step of the scientific method • States your take on the experiment • first step of the scientific method • Third step of the scientific method • Second step of the scientific method • what is used to write the conclusion • Supports your claim and proves it true • ...
scientific method 2021-11-24
11 Clues: accuracy • on the x axis • on the y axis • educated guess • providing feedback • system of measurement • guess based on observation • receives independent variable • does not receive independent variable • using our senses to come to a conclusion • first step of the scientific method phrased as a question
Scientific method 2021-11-24
11 Clues: The Y value • The X value • the question • whats being solved • To check a person work • systems of measurements • The group that is changed • How accurate some thing is • The group separated from the others • While inspecting the item I made a ___ • The process of looking to gain information
Scientific method 2022-06-13
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- detailed examination of any information.
- find information and facts
- an idea is proposed and tested wether it is true or false.
- what did you find out.
- the action or process of closely observing or monitoring something.
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- to predict the outcome
- what happened to the experiment.
- measure and collect information from the experiment
- what do you need for an experiment.
- the steps to carry out the experiment.
- what are you going to find out.
- the steps you need to do.
12 Clues: to predict the outcome • what did you find out. • the steps you need to do. • find information and facts • what are you going to find out. • what happened to the experiment. • what do you need for an experiment. • detailed examination of any information. • the steps to carry out the experiment. • measure and collect information from the experiment • ...
Scientific Method 2024-08-26
Across
- Making and recording measurements.
- What it is that you want to test or find out.
- An organized chart used to record data.
- Drawing a conclusion or judgement based on data.
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- Testing an idea or hypothesis through a controlled investigation.
- A collection of facts - usually numbers.
- A judgment that tells whether the data does or does not support the hypothesis.
- Things that change or can be changed during an experiment.
- An educated guess that answers your question.
- Each test performed during an experiment.
- A study of the data looking for patterns, errors, and meaning.
11 Clues: Making and recording measurements. • An organized chart used to record data. • A collection of facts - usually numbers. • Each test performed during an experiment. • An educated guess that answers your question. • What it is that you want to test or find out. • Drawing a conclusion or judgement based on data. • Things that change or can be changed during an experiment. • ...
Scientific Method 2024-12-09
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- Process of observing to gain information
- Factors remaining the same
- An explanation that is based on available evidence but is not a direct observation
- Picture that shows relationships between sets of data
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- Question that you are seeking an answer for
- Information collected
- Number of times the experiment is conducted
- Factor whose value is the result you are testing
- Steps taken to find the answer to the problem
- The answer to the problem
- A condition that is changed in order to find out the effect of that change
11 Clues: Information collected • The answer to the problem • Factors remaining the same • Process of observing to gain information • Question that you are seeking an answer for • Number of times the experiment is conducted • Steps taken to find the answer to the problem • Factor whose value is the result you are testing • Picture that shows relationships between sets of data • ...
Scientific Method 2024-11-07
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- Measurements you know about things
- Thing you are trying to measure
- Scientific procedure to test a hypothesis
- Seeing something and making notes
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- Things you know without measuring
- Educated guess about a phenomenon
- Facts or things you know
- Write down what you know or learned
- A careful search for answers
- A guess of what will happen
- Something that helps you find an answer
11 Clues: Facts or things you know • A guess of what will happen • A careful search for answers • Thing you are trying to measure • Things you know without measuring • Educated guess about a phenomenon • Seeing something and making notes • Measurements you know about things • Write down what you know or learned • Something that helps you find an answer • ...
Scientific Method 2025-06-03
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- variable The thing that changes in an experiment
- Scientists rely on this to support their claims
- What you get after you do an experiment
- What you do to collect data
- When you gather information about something or someone
- Something that you want the answer too
- The thing that stays the same in an experiment
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- What you think will happen in the experiment
- Variable The thing that examine in an experiment
- The thing that isn't changed to compare
- What you believe based on what you observed
11 Clues: What you do to collect data • Something that you want the answer too • The thing that isn't changed to compare • What you get after you do an experiment • What you believe based on what you observed • What you think will happen in the experiment • The thing that stays the same in an experiment • Scientists rely on this to support their claims • ...
Scientific Method 2022-09-12
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- How you get educated to make a guess
- what you do after an experiment
- What you see that makes you question something
- The variable that you change to make an experiment
- The variable that does not change in an experiment
- Why everything happened in your experiment
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- An educated guess
- The study you use to solve a question
- What happened in you experiment
- what starts the scientific method.
- A variable that an outside force needs to change
11 Clues: An educated guess • What happened in you experiment • what you do after an experiment • what starts the scientific method. • How you get educated to make a guess • The study you use to solve a question • Why everything happened in your experiment • What you see that makes you question something • A variable that an outside force needs to change • ...
