scientific method Crossword Puzzles
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 • ...
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 • ...
STEAM Crossword 2023-07-07
Across
- 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 • ...
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 • ...
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
Semester 1 Review (NO SPACES IN ANSWERS) 2022-12-14
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- 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 • ...
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 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 ___________ . • ...
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 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 & 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 • ...
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 & 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 • ...
Scientific Method Keywords 2022-08-26
Across
- 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
Across
- 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
Across
- 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 • ...
2-3 Scientific Method (no spaces 2-word answers) 2024-06-04
Across
- ___ ___ means the participant changes because of their belief, not because of treatment
- The ___ group is NOT exposed to the independent variable
- We use the Scientific Method because it produces results that are ____
- Step three involves creating a ___, or a testable statement of relationship between two variables
- ___ ___ means the participant does not know who gets treatment
- Self-fulfilling prophecy means the researcher influences the ____
- Step one of the scientific method starts with this
- We use the Scientific Method because its results have no ___ ___ .
- Step four is ___ ___ by separating participants into two groups and then conducting an experiment.
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- The scientific method does not pursue popularity or money, it pursues ____
- ___ ___ means the researcher AND participant do not know who gets treatment
- Step seven is ___ ___ , or summarize your experiment & results
- The ___ group is exposed to the independent variable
- This type of research uses surveys, field research, and secondary analysis
- Variables must be ____ , or the experiment will not work.
- Step six is ___ ___ , in order to determine if there is a relationship between the variables
- Step two of the scientific method involves doing this
- How do we place participants into groups? So the results do not reflect the participant’s characteristics?
- This type of research uses the scientific method
- The ___ ___ produces the most accurate research results
20 Clues: This type of research uses the scientific method • Step one of the scientific method starts with this • The ___ group is exposed to the independent variable • Step two of the scientific method involves doing this • The ___ group is NOT exposed to the independent variable • Variables must be ____ , or the experiment will not work. • ...
Chapter 1 Crossword 2021-09-02
Across
- Explains why something happens in nature.
- The fourth step of the scientific method is to ______ the hypothesis with an experiment.
- Any piece of information gathered from an experiment.
- A _____ graph compares numbers to words.
- An experiment in which only one variable is changed at a time.
- A series of steps followed in order to solve a problem.
- Describes what happens in nature.
- A guess about an observation. Is subjective (opinion based).
- Data in the form of numbers.
- The third step of the scientific method is to form a ______. This is a possible answer to the question.
- Any factor that can change in an experiment.
- Factor that stays the same in an experiment.
- The variable/change that is measured and recorded at the end of the experiment.
- The fifth step of the scientific method is to _____ the data.
- The scientific study of nonliving matter in the world/universe and how it works.
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- The study of matter and energy, and how objects move in the universe.
- The second step of the scientific method is to do _________.
- Study of elements, atoms, and how substances react with each other.
- Data in the form of descriptive words.
- The process of collecting information by using the 5 senses. Is objective (fact, not opinion).
- The curve at a liquid's surface by which one measures the volume of the liquid.
- The study of Earth and its atmosphere.
- A ____ chart compares the parts or percentages of a whole.
- The first step of the scientific method is to ask a ________.
- A variable that a scientist manipulates, or changes, during the experiment.
- Graph that compares a number to a number. Data points are not connected.
- The study of planets and outer space.
- A ______ graph compares numbers to numbers. The data points are connected.
- The sixth step of the scientific method is to draw ________.
29 Clues: Data in the form of numbers. • Describes what happens in nature. • The study of planets and outer space. • Data in the form of descriptive words. • The study of Earth and its atmosphere. • A _____ graph compares numbers to words. • Explains why something happens in nature. • Any factor that can change in an experiment. • Factor that stays the same in an experiment. • ...
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
Across
- 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
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- 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 • ...
Scientific Method 2022-09-12
Across
- 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 • ...
scientific method 2022-08-17
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- rule number one in this class
- a test done to see if a hypothesis is correct or not
- who teaches this class?
- the process used to ask questions and get answers to them
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- the items needed to do an experiment
- the problem you want to solve in an experiment
- an educated guess
- explanation of whether the experiment worked or not
- what month is it?
- the facts you gather from reputable sources
- the results from the experiment put into a visual form
11 Clues: an educated guess • what month is it? • who teaches this class? • rule number one in this class • the items needed to do an experiment • the facts you gather from reputable sources • the problem you want to solve in an experiment • explanation of whether the experiment worked or not • a test done to see if a hypothesis is correct or not • ...
scientific method 2022-10-11
Across
- factors meaning the same thing.
- we want to study what experts what you want to study.
- answers to the problem.
- variable changes base on what the scientist changes.
Down
- collecting information.
- variable its what you Chang on purpose in
- an educated guess to the problem.
- the question you are seeking answers for.
- variable never changes it always has to be the same.
- experiment.
- method the process for studying or experiment to help you reach the conclusion.
11 Clues: experiment. • collecting information. • answers to the problem. • factors meaning the same thing. • an educated guess to the problem. • variable its what you Chang on purpose in • the question you are seeking answers for. • variable never changes it always has to be the same. • variable changes base on what the scientist changes. • ...
Scientific Method 2022-09-29
Across
- the variable that you control
- factors of a science experiment
- a prediction made based on data
- refuting or supporting your hypothesis
- what you do to test a hypothesis
- the variable that controls another variable
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- studying an object closely
- the variable that you can't control
- a question you are trying to solve
- an educated guess
- the variable that stays the same
11 Clues: an educated guess • studying an object closely • the variable that you control • factors of a science experiment • a prediction made based on data • the variable that stays the same • what you do to test a hypothesis • a question you are trying to solve • the variable that you can't control • refuting or supporting your hypothesis • the variable that controls another variable
Scientific Method 2021-09-23
Across
- Comparing the results of the experiment prediction posed by the hypothesis.
- A variable that is always changing, the variable you experiment on.
- The response to the a variable, relies on the scientist’s changes.
- An idea that proposes an answer to an unknown phenomenon.
- A set of procedures that scientists follow to learn more about the world.
- A statement said at the end of an experiment to either prove or disprove a hypothesis.
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- A scientist proposes the problem they want to solve.
- A statement of knowledge gained through the senses or through the use of scientific equipment.
- A process where someone tests a theory or hypothesis to see if it works/is true.
- Information gathered from the experiment a scientist performed.
- A variable that never changes.
11 Clues: A variable that never changes. • A scientist proposes the problem they want to solve. • An idea that proposes an answer to an unknown phenomenon. • Information gathered from the experiment a scientist performed. • The response to the a variable, relies on the scientist’s changes. • A variable that is always changing, the variable you experiment on. • ...
Scientific Method 2021-08-27
Across
- variable that the scientist controls or manipulates
- a statement about how things work in nature that seems to be true all the time
- a prediction that can be tested
- procedures used to solve problems and answer questions
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- that amount of space an object takes up
- the variable you are trying to measure in an experiment, the one that may change
- something that stays the same throughout an experiment
- the measure of how hot or cold something is
- an explanation of things or events based on scientific knowledge resulting from many observations and experiments
- Independent _____________: the variable you are changing
- the standard to which the outcome of a test is compared
11 Clues: a prediction that can be tested • that amount of space an object takes up • the measure of how hot or cold something is • variable that the scientist controls or manipulates • something that stays the same throughout an experiment • procedures used to solve problems and answer questions • the standard to which the outcome of a test is compared • ...
Scientific Method 2021-08-30
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- a testable statement
- data using non-numerical information
- a logical explanation of an observation that is based on previous knowledge
- the variable that is changed in an experiment
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- data using only numbers
- using one or more senses to collect data
- Describes a patter or event in nature that is always true
- observations recorded during an experiment
- a statement about what will happen next or in the future
- the variable that is observable in an experiment
- variables that must remain the same during an experiment
11 Clues: a testable statement • data using only numbers • data using non-numerical information • using one or more senses to collect data • observations recorded during an experiment • the variable that is changed in an experiment • the variable that is observable in an experiment • a statement about what will happen next or in the future • ...
Scientific Method 2021-08-25
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- The part of an experiment that the scientist changes
- What you think is true based on evidence.
- When a scientist tests a hypothesis or theory.
- What you see, smell, hear, taste, or feel in an experiment.
- What you think will happen.
- What drives the hypothesis and experiment
- Information found in experiments
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- The part of the experiment that will be affected by the change of an independent variable.
- An educated guess about what will happen in an experiment.
- A process in which scientists confirm or deny a hypothesis with several steps.
- A part of the experiment that stays the same
11 Clues: What you think will happen. • Information found in experiments • What you think is true based on evidence. • What drives the hypothesis and experiment • A part of the experiment that stays the same • When a scientist tests a hypothesis or theory. • The part of an experiment that the scientist changes • An educated guess about what will happen in an experiment. • ...
Scientific Method 2021-11-24
Across
- checking work with a partner.
- when 5 senses are used to make an inference
- a educated guess based off of your experiment
- a prediction
- the system based off of mass,grams,and volume.
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- what can be seen in the experiment
- the variable that is being measured.
- a group that is being tested in the experiment.
- the variable that is being changed.
- a group that stays the same in the experiment.
- what made the experiment is happen
11 Clues: a prediction • checking work with a partner. • what can be seen in the experiment • what made the experiment is happen • the variable that is being changed. • the variable that is being measured. • when 5 senses are used to make an inference • a educated guess based off of your experiment • a group that stays the same in the experiment. • ...
Scientific method 2023-08-15
Across
- involving qualities
- 4th step, qualitative & quantitative
- Conclusion format
- a hypothesis which changes
- 3rd step in scientific method
- another way to say first step in method
- not changing type of hypothesis
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- involving numbers
- 2nd step of scientific method
- first step in method
- 5th step of scientific method
11 Clues: involving numbers • Conclusion format • involving qualities • first step in method • a hypothesis which changes • 2nd step of scientific method • 5th step of scientific method • 3rd step in scientific method • not changing type of hypothesis • 4th step, qualitative & quantitative • another way to say first step in method
Scientific Method 2023-09-14
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- using prior knowledge that could explain the outcome of an experiment
- the reason for the experiment
- a test done to see if the hypothesis is correct or not.
- a possible answer to a question that can be tested to see if it is correct
- the results of the experiment in a chart, graph, or other visual form
- the explanation of whether the experiment worked or not
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- anything learned from an experiment using the five senses
- the problem you want to solve in an experiment
- the items needed to complete the experiment
- a forecast of future events
- the facts you find in reference to sources that support your data in an experiment
11 Clues: a forecast of future events • the reason for the experiment • the items needed to complete the experiment • the problem you want to solve in an experiment • a test done to see if the hypothesis is correct or not. • the explanation of whether the experiment worked or not • anything learned from an experiment using the five senses • ...
Scientific Method 2023-09-13
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- examine data collected in an experiment to determine what it means
- data Data which can be measured, numerical
- information collected during an experiment
- something that can be changed
- watch something carefully
- your proposed answer to the question or solution to the problem
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- Reach a decision based on the analysis of data
- data Data dealing with descriptions
- A test that is done to determine if a hypothesis is correct or not
- outcome of an experiment
- coming to a conclusion based on your existing knowledge
11 Clues: outcome of an experiment • watch something carefully • something that can be changed • data Data dealing with descriptions • information collected during an experiment • Reach a decision based on the analysis of data • data Data which can be measured, numerical • coming to a conclusion based on your existing knowledge • ...
Scientific Method 2023-10-22
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- picture showing the relationship between variables
- includes a summary of the results
- knowing what's going on and recording it
- The variable that you change
- testing the hypothesis
- The variable to you measure
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- data that cannot be measured with numbers
- an educated guess
- data represented with numbers
- variable that stays the same and never changes
- interpreting the data collected
11 Clues: an educated guess • testing the hypothesis • The variable to you measure • The variable that you change • data represented with numbers • interpreting the data collected • includes a summary of the results • knowing what's going on and recording it • data that cannot be measured with numbers • variable that stays the same and never changes • ...
Scientific Method 2023-08-31
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- what do you first do in the scientific method
- this variable always stays the same
- you make these before you dor a big expeirement
- you do this to know how to do a expeirement
- a question scientists try to answer with this
- what is a variable that you do yourself
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- what do most scientists do when they have finished the scientific method
- cause of a independent variable
- you do this to find out if your hypothesis is correct
- what you find out after a expeirement
- this variable never changes
11 Clues: this variable never changes • cause of a independent variable • this variable always stays the same • what you find out after a expeirement • what is a variable that you do yourself • you do this to know how to do a expeirement • what do you first do in the scientific method • a question scientists try to answer with this • you make these before you dor a big expeirement • ...
Scientific Method 2023-08-31
Across
- what do you first do in the scientific method
- this variable always stays the same
- you make these before you dor a big expeirement
- you do this to know how to do a expeirement
- a question scientists try to answer with this
- what is a variable that you do yourself
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- what do most scientists do when they have finished the scientific method
- cause of a independent variable
- you do this to find out if your hypothesis is correct
- what you find out after a expeirement
- this variable never changes
11 Clues: this variable never changes • cause of a independent variable • this variable always stays the same • what you find out after a expeirement • what is a variable that you do yourself • you do this to know how to do a expeirement • what do you first do in the scientific method • a question scientists try to answer with this • you make these before you dor a big expeirement • ...
Scientific Method 2024-09-06
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- Stays the same, does NOT change
- The group that does not receive the treatment.
- Something you can clearly see
- An educated guess
- The group that receives the treatment.
- Data Data gathered by your senses
- Data with numbers
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- A process for studying and experimenting, to help you with scientific conclusions.
- What is changed or tested
- Variable What is measured
- A procedure where you test something using the scientific method
11 Clues: An educated guess • Data with numbers • What is changed or tested • Variable What is measured • Something you can clearly see • Stays the same, does NOT change • Data Data gathered by your senses • The group that receives the treatment. • The group that does not receive the treatment. • A procedure where you test something using the scientific method • ...
scientific method 2024-08-23
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- an explanation of how a process or event is thought to occur.
- a factor that affects how a system works.
- involves collecting data on different populations or under different condition to make a comparison.
- a group of objects,effects, and variables that are related.
- variable the variable you change in a experiment.
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- the variables you keep the same in a experiment.
- method a process used by scientists to find answers to questions.
- investigation involves designing a test in which variables are changed,controlled,and measured in order to support or refute a relationship between two variables
- controlled test to determine if a hypothesis is supported or refute.
- describe evidence that documents what actually happened or what exists as exactly as possible
- describe evidence that can be seen independently by others if they repeat the same experiment or observation in the same way.
- investigation involves describing and/or quantifying parts of a natural system.
12 Clues: a factor that affects how a system works. • the variables you keep the same in a experiment. • variable the variable you change in a experiment. • a group of objects,effects, and variables that are related. • an explanation of how a process or event is thought to occur. • method a process used by scientists to find answers to questions. • ...
scientific method 2022-08-25
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- a prediction of what will happen in experiment
- something you compare your results to
- 2nd step to scientific method
- variable actual outcome of the experiment
- first step to scientific method
- variables you control these (ex temp and time)
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- logical decision making process in science(all one word)
- 3rd step to scientific method
- 4th step to scientific method
- final step Right or wrong?
- the things that change in an experiment
- 5th step to scientific method
12 Clues: final step Right or wrong? • 3rd step to scientific method • 4th step to scientific method • 2nd step to scientific method • 5th step to scientific method • first step to scientific method • something you compare your results to • the things that change in an experiment • variable actual outcome of the experiment • a prediction of what will happen in experiment • ...
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
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- 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 2024-11-07
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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 2011-09-04
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- they stay the same
- shows a comparison
- shows a change over time
- contains independent & dependent variable
- where you record data
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- an If..., then...statement
- where independent variable is shown
- title containing a measurement unit
- these need to be spaced equally
- every experiment needs this to show comparison
- contains the independent & dependent variables
11 Clues: they stay the same • shows a comparison • where you record data • shows a change over time • an If..., then...statement • these need to be spaced equally • where independent variable is shown • title containing a measurement unit • contains independent & dependent variable • every experiment needs this to show comparison • contains the independent & dependent variables
Scientific Method 2014-03-27
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- The desired result,something right
- You have a doubt you ask a ______
- "EDUCATED GUESS"
- Analyze the result
- Act or instance of noticing or perceiving.
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- Method-of research in which a problem is identified, it can be repeated many times.
- Prove your hypothesis
- Must create a table, chart etc. to record the ____
- Steps to follow
- To Solve a _______
- Predict something, that has to be proved
11 Clues: Steps to follow • "EDUCATED GUESS" • Analyze the result • To Solve a _______ • Prove your hypothesis • You have a doubt you ask a ______ • The desired result,something right • Predict something, that has to be proved • Act or instance of noticing or perceiving. • Must create a table, chart etc. to record the ____ • ...
Scientific Method 2020-02-04
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- testing the hypothesis
- philosophical system created to find answers to a questions
- five basic steps
- came around the year 500 to 1100 A.D.
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- lived 1561 to 1626
- the English Franciscan who lived 1210 to 1293
- work consisted of three main steps
- the first step in Scientific Method
- used to draw conclusions
- four types of research designs to...
- an educated guess
11 Clues: five basic steps • an educated guess • lived 1561 to 1626 • testing the hypothesis • used to draw conclusions • work consisted of three main steps • the first step in Scientific Method • four types of research designs to... • came around the year 500 to 1100 A.D. • the English Franciscan who lived 1210 to 1293 • philosophical system created to find answers to a questions
scientific method 2020-03-27
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- to notice what occurs during an experiment
- a test or trial performed in order to discover something
- the inquiry or problem relating to a topic that can be answered by conducting an experiment
- a sequence of steps involved in performing an experiment
- to conduct an investigation into current information about something
- the result or outcome of something
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- an educated guess or reasonable assumption
- to explain or give meaning to
- something that can change or influence the results of an experiment
- following rules of being fair and honest
- to write accurate information about what occurs during an experiment
11 Clues: to explain or give meaning to • the result or outcome of something • following rules of being fair and honest • an educated guess or reasonable assumption • to notice what occurs during an experiment • a test or trial performed in order to discover something • a sequence of steps involved in performing an experiment • ...
Scientific Method 2022-10-06
Across
- An explanation for observations
- What you need to solve in an experiment
- What does not change in an experiment
- What starts the scientific method
- Drawing conclusions from your data
- An educated guess
- What you change in an experiment
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- The step of the scientific method where you test your hypothesis and see if you were correct
- What you see during the experiment
- What changes due to the independent variable
- What you think after the experiment
11 Clues: An educated guess • An explanation for observations • What you change in an experiment • What starts the scientific method • What you see during the experiment • Drawing conclusions from your data • What you think after the experiment • What does not change in an experiment • What you need to solve in an experiment • What changes due to the independent variable • ...
Scientific Method 2022-10-05
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- the variable that you change
- the variable that changes based on the independent variable
- an educated guess about what will happen during the experiment
- the thing you collect during the experiment
- the variable that is never changed
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- the step where your hypothesis is tested
- a series of steps used to find information
- what is done before making a hypothesis
- something that can be used to help form a hypothesis
- a statement that's meant to ask something
- After writing your results, you'll want to _______ the data, and compare it to your hypothesis
11 Clues: the variable that you change • the variable that is never changed • what is done before making a hypothesis • the step where your hypothesis is tested • a statement that's meant to ask something • a series of steps used to find information • the thing you collect during the experiment • something that can be used to help form a hypothesis • ...
Scientific Method 2022-08-12
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- the fifth step of the scientific method
- the third step of the scientific method
- a controlled test or observation that is used to validate a hypothesis
- the number of steps in the scientific method
- the second step of the scientific method
- variable the variable that is being tested and measured in a scientific experiment
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- the sixth step of the scientific method
- a statement that can be tested through experiments or observations
- variable the variable that is changed or controlled in an experiment
- the first step of the scientific method
- the fourth step of the scientific method
- something that is used as a constant and unchanging element in an experiment
12 Clues: the sixth step of the scientific method • the fifth step of the scientific method • the first 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 number of steps in the scientific method • a statement that can be tested through experiments or observations • ...
Scientific Method 2022-08-27
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- Another name for the constant variable.
- Facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observations.
- A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning.
- The part of the experiment that is changed; the variable whose effect is being studied.
- The part of the experiment that is not being changed. Used to form a comparison with other parts of the experiment.
- Always in the form of a question; the question we are trying to answer by doing the experiment.
- An answer to the problem based on data from the experiment.
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- An educated guess/prediction of what will happen in an experiment.
- The part of the experiment that is being measured, the outcome, or the response in which the research is interested.
- Information obtained through the senses.
- A method or way of doing something.
11 Clues: A method or way of doing something. • Another name for the constant variable. • Information obtained through the senses. • An answer to the problem based on data from the experiment. • A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning. • Facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observations. • ...
Scientific Method. 2022-06-13
Across
- to find facts and answers.
- to explain the results.
- To send a message to inform how it went.
- Test and make observations.
- the result or outcome of your research.
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- predict an outcome for the project.
- what did you do?
- facts and statistics collected together for analysis.
- to see and make notes for an outcome.
- something you change an measure.
- to ask and find an answer.
11 Clues: what did you do? • to explain the results. • to find facts and answers. • to ask and find an answer. • Test and make observations. • something you change an measure. • predict an outcome for the project. • to see and make notes for an outcome. • the result or outcome of your research. • To send a message to inform how it went. • ...
Scientific Method 2022-09-20
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- When using a graph make sure you have a independent variable and ______ variable.
- You should always have a ______ group and experimental group
- In Latin, the word 'science' is also _____?
- When going through sources, always make sure they're _____
- What addresses the hypothesis?
- What is a suggestive explanation?
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- Making a logical conclusion(s) based on observation is a _______
- In order for an _______ you need to analyze and collect data
- Always make sure to _____ your sources
- Gathering data is one of the ______ steps to the scientific method.
- the Scientific method can also have ____ and prediction
11 Clues: What addresses the hypothesis? • What is a suggestive explanation? • Always make sure to _____ your sources • In Latin, the word 'science' is also _____? • the Scientific method can also have ____ and prediction • When going through sources, always make sure they're _____ • In order for an _______ you need to analyze and collect data • ...
Scientific Method 2023-08-31
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- what do you first do in the scientific method
- this variable always stays the same
- you make these before you dor a big expeirement
- you do this to know how to do a expeirement
- a question scientists try to answer with this
- what is a variable that you do yourself
Down
- what do most scientists do when they have finished the scientific method
- cause of a independent variable
- you do this to find out if your hypothesis is correct
- what you find out after a expeirement
- this variable never changes
11 Clues: this variable never changes • cause of a independent variable • this variable always stays the same • what you find out after a expeirement • what is a variable that you do yourself • you do this to know how to do a expeirement • what do you first do in the scientific method • a question scientists try to answer with this • you make these before you dor a big expeirement • ...
Scientific Method 2023-09-28
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- Data based on descriptions and is biased
- Facts and statistics collected together for observations, reference, or analysis
- An organized way of using evidence to learn about the natural world
- Data based on numbers and statistics only.
- An educated guess on why something happened - an attempt to connect two ideas (based on background knowledge and prior research)
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- The variable in an experiment that is being measured (being changed by independent variable)
- The variable that is being manipulated or changed to trigger a reaction.
- The group in an experiment that is "normal" - not exposed to the variable that is being changed but has the same conditions as the experimental group.
- the group in an experiment that receives the variable being tested
- An absolute truth in science that occurs in the same exact conditions and circumstances.
- A well-tested hypothesis backed by a large body of evidence and has been tested multiple times with similar results. (CAN BE PROVEN FALSE)
11 Clues: Data based on descriptions and is biased • Data based on numbers and statistics only. • the group in an experiment that receives the variable being tested • An organized way of using evidence to learn about the natural world • The variable that is being manipulated or changed to trigger a reaction. • ...
Scientific Method 2023-09-20
Across
- a summary of what you learned during the experiment
- __________variable is changed on purpose
- using one or more of your senses to gather information
- a possible solution to the question often written as "If...then..."
- a test of your hypothesis
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- __________variable may change in response
- an observation which includes numbers
- what you want to find out
- what you think based on your observations
- observations and measurements gathered during the experiment
- an observation which includes description
11 Clues: what you want to find out • a test of your hypothesis • an observation which includes numbers • __________variable is changed on purpose • __________variable may change in response • what you think based on your observations • an observation which includes description • a summary of what you learned during the experiment • ...
Scientific Method 2024-04-05
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- Something that is not changed throughout the experiment
- Something that has been tested many times and has never been disproven
- A set of tests used to gather data about a hypothesis
- Type of variable that is impossible to count
- Experiencing the world using your senses
- Type of variable that must be counted
- A single test within an experiment
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- A tentative scientific explanation that can be tested further
- Type of variable that is impacted by the experiment
- Type of variable that is changed by the scientist
- A tentative explanation for a natural phenomena
- Factors that can change, are measurable, and can sometimes be controlled
12 Clues: A single test within an experiment • Type of variable that must be counted • Experiencing the world using your senses • Type of variable that is impossible to count • A tentative explanation for a natural phenomena • Type of variable that is changed by the scientist • Type of variable that is impacted by the experiment • ...
Scientific Method 2022-08-15
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- an educated guess
- variable being measured
- a standard to which your results can be compared
- moral values about what is good or bad
- scientific discoveries for practical use
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- personal opinion that can affect observations
- for results to be valid they should be ___
- a scientific explanation backed by results
- variable that you change
- variables that do not change
- scientific rule that describes behavior of something
11 Clues: an educated guess • variable being measured • variable that you change • variables that do not change • moral values about what is good or bad • scientific discoveries for practical use • for results to be valid they should be ___ • a scientific explanation backed by results • personal opinion that can affect observations • a standard to which your results can be compared • ...
Scientific Method 2021-11-24
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- an informed guess about science or scientific relationships
- of receiving knowledge of the outside world through our senses
- a prediction or explanation that is tested by an experiment
- a group that receives a treatment in an experiment
- The first step of the scientific method
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- variable the experimenter manipulates or changes
- process of ensuring that new research is original and uses valid science
- to how accurately a method measures what it is intended to measure
- primary system of measurement
- the variable that is being measured or tested in an experiment
- a group separated from the rest of the experiment
11 Clues: primary system of measurement • The first step of the scientific method • variable the experimenter manipulates or changes • a group separated from the rest of the experiment • a group that receives a treatment in an experiment • an informed guess about science or scientific relationships • a prediction or explanation that is tested by an experiment • ...
Scientific method 2020-04-19
11 Clues: proof • Result • Justification • variable constant • variable measured • variable manipulated • why something happens • observations collected • what makes something happen • answer to the scientific question • step by step instructions to an experiment
Scientific Method 2022-12-09
11 Clues: Guessing • The Result • Discover or Reveal • Examining something • Contain information • Asking for something • Variable denoted by y • Variable denoted by x • A testable explanation • Getting different results • Use results to make new hypothesis
scientific method 2022-12-08
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- Group Test subjects randomly assigned to not receive the experimental treatment
- Offer a possible explanation.
- Design an experiment to test the validity of the hypothesis.
- The explanation or interpretation of experimental data.
- Facts, numbers, or values obtained in an experiment.
- Evaluate the hypothesis based on the results.
- Variable The dependent variable is the one being measured in the experiment
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- Any variable that does not change during an experiment.
- Make observations related to this question.
- Define the question to be answered.
- the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation
11 Clues: Offer a possible explanation. • Define the question to be answered. • Make observations related to this question. • Evaluate the hypothesis based on the results. • Facts, numbers, or values obtained in an experiment. • Any variable that does not change during an experiment. • The explanation or interpretation of experimental data. • ...
scientific method 2023-08-15
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- the facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observations
- a procedure designed to test a hypothesis as part of the scientific method
- the variable you manipulate, control, or vary in an experimental study
- a broad explanation for events that is widely accepted as true
- The end result of a scientific process
- an element that remains unchanged or unaffected by other variables
- the act of knowing and recording something
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- the variable that is measured
- characteristics or conditions that exist in different amounts or types and can be changed in an experiment
- a testable statement that describes what they think the outcome of an investigation will be
- an educated guess as to what will happen during a experiment
11 Clues: the variable that is measured • The end result of a scientific process • the act of knowing and recording something • an educated guess as to what will happen during a experiment • a broad explanation for events that is widely accepted as true • an element that remains unchanged or unaffected by other variables • ...
Scientific Method 2023-08-21
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- Step-by-step instructions on how to perform the experiment
- Data that is recorded in descriptions, stories, and experiences
- Determine whether or not the data from the experiment supports your hypothesis or not
- An informed prediction about the outcome of the experiment
- the variable that changes due to the independent variable
- the variable you manipulate/change, the factor you're testing in the experiment
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- Organize and analyze data collected from the experiment
- Data that is recorded in numbers and measurements
- all the variables that you want to keep constant/unchanged
- Identifying a problem/making an observation, first step in the Scientific Method
- A list of all supplies necessary to complete the experiment
11 Clues: Data that is recorded in numbers and measurements • Organize and analyze data collected from the experiment • the variable that changes due to the independent variable • Step-by-step instructions on how to perform the experiment • all the variables that you want to keep constant/unchanged • An informed prediction about the outcome of the experiment • ...
Scientific Method 2024-08-27
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- a procedure to test your hypothesis
- The normal way of doing things(group)
- how you measure/observe the data(numbers)
- the variable that you measure
- In the __ you should record the data from the experiment
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- Last step of scientific method
- the new way of doing things(group)
- how you observe the data using the 5 senses
- The variable that you manipulate
- The first step of the scientific method
- What you collect in the experiment
11 Clues: the variable that you measure • Last step of scientific method • The variable that you manipulate • the new way of doing things(group) • What you collect in the experiment • a procedure to test your hypothesis • The normal way of doing things(group) • The first step of the scientific method • how you measure/observe the data(numbers) • ...
Scientific Method 2024-09-09
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- an example of this variable type could be "test scores"
- this variable type is what you change on purpose
- a logical way of thinking about the world
- the way in which scientists gather and use information
- this variable type is what you measure in an experiment
- the number of variables that should be changed in an experiement
- this type of reasoning compares new things to the rules of the natural world
- an example of this vairable type could be "the students all take the same test"
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- a testable explanation for a question or problem
- things in an experiment that stay the same
- an example is "students who eat breakfast perform better on tests"
- this type of reasoning looks for patterns and rules in the natural world
- an example of this variable type could be "whether students eat breakfast or not"
- logical guesses or predictions
14 Clues: logical guesses or predictions • a logical way of thinking about the world • things in an experiment that stay the same • a testable explanation for a question or problem • this variable type is what you change on purpose • the way in which scientists gather and use information • an example of this variable type could be "test scores" • ...
Scientific Method 2024-08-15
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- Factor that's changed on purpose during an experiment
- Process of gathering information based on our question
- The study of the natural world through observation and experimentation.
- What soil makes a plant grow faster?
- Testable educated guess
- This is when we compare our expected results with our actual results.
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- Factor that may change during an experiment
- Summarizes the information we gathered during the scientific process and shares if our hypothesis is correct
- These are the things or information we note by using our five senses
- A measure of how heavy something is compared to its size.
- Process of collecting, organizing, and analyzing data
11 Clues: Testable educated guess • What soil makes a plant grow faster? • Factor that may change during an experiment • Factor that's changed on purpose during an experiment • Process of collecting, organizing, and analyzing data • Process of gathering information based on our question • A measure of how heavy something is compared to its size. • ...
Scientific Method Vocabulary 2022-09-15
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- A graph used to for data that is in groups
- The results of an experiment based on a hypothesis
- Part of the experiment that the experimenter will change or manipulate, the variable I change
- Observations made by using measuring instruments (temperature, length, width, etc.)
- A statement or idea that has been proven truthful
- a characteristic of something that is found using your senses
- A graph in which successive points (representing data) are plotted and then connected by a line
- anything that can be changed
- The steps scientists use to create explanations based on the evidence they gathered
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- A scientific statement that is well tested, supported, and verified
- Observations made by the 5 senses (smell, taste, touch, sight, sound)
- A scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact
- A mathematical relationship in which one variable increases while the other decreases
- Part of the experiment that changes as a result of the independent variable, Data
- the variables that remain the same for all parts of the experiment
- A mathematical relationship in which one variable increases while the other increases, (or both decrease)
- An educated guess about the result of an experiment
17 Clues: anything that can be changed • A graph used to for data that is in groups • A statement or idea that has been proven truthful • The results of an experiment based on a hypothesis • An educated guess about the result of an experiment • a characteristic of something that is found using your senses • the variables that remain the same for all parts of the experiment • ...
Scientific Method Vocabulary 2021-08-11
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- A process, or step taken, to produce reliable results to answer a specific question.
- Watching carefully with attention to details.
- A factor or condition that can be controlled or change in a scientific experiment.
- Facts and statistics collected together for reference or analysis
- The items used in an experiment. They are listed using clear descriptions, exact measurements and amounts.
- A factor or condition in an experiment that does not change it remains the same.
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- Data that is virtually any type of information that can be observed and recorded that is not numerical in nature. Examples: written documents, interviews, and various forms of in field observation.
- A prediction or explanation based on limited evidence
- The group in an experiment that receives the variable being tested. One variable at a time.
- What the scientist is testing.
- What the scientist is measuring.
- Data expressing a certain quantity amount or range. (Think quantity and numbers)
- Planning a set of procedures to investigate a relationship between variables.
- A series of steps followed in a regular and definite order.
- Careful study that is done to find new knowledge or information about a subject.
- To study something closely and carefully
- The standard to which comparisons are made in an experiment.
17 Clues: What the scientist is testing. • What the scientist is measuring. • To study something closely and carefully • Watching carefully with attention to details. • A prediction or explanation based on limited evidence • A series of steps followed in a regular and definite order. • The standard to which comparisons are made in an experiment. • ...
The Scientific Method 2024-11-17
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- A summary of the results of an experiment
- The variable that is being tested
- The study of living things
- A test here the patient and investigator are unaware of the nature of the treatment
- When something is noticed
- Designed to test a hypothesis
- A hypothesis that has been supported by many different experiments
- The easiest way to share experimental results
- A repeat of an experiment
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- A factor that may change in an experiment
- A theory that has been shown to be valid when fully tested over a long period of time
- Used to provide a comparison for the results
- The variable changed by the investigator
- An educated guess based on observations
- A key concern when designing an experiment
- Whether conduct is right or wrong
- Measurement, information or observations gathered from an experiment
17 Clues: When something is noticed • A repeat of an experiment • The study of living things • Designed to test a hypothesis • The variable that is being tested • Whether conduct is right or wrong • An educated guess based on observations • The variable changed by the investigator • A factor that may change in an experiment • A summary of the results of an experiment • ...
Scientific Method Station 2022-09-13
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- the thing you measure
- The second step of the scientific method
- the third step of the scientific method
- the fourth step of the scientific method Analyse the 5th step of the scientific method
- the thing that changes
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- The steps you follow for inventions
- the last step of the scientific Method
- the thing that stays the same
- The first Step of the Scientific Method
- thing you collect
10 Clues: thing you collect • the thing you measure • the thing that changes • the thing that stays the same • The steps you follow for inventions • the last step of the scientific Method • the third step of the scientific method • The first Step of the Scientific Method • The second step of the scientific method • ...
Scientific Method Crossword 2023-09-01
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- remains the same in an experiment
- that doesn't depend on other variables
- that cannot be recorded in numbers
- to an opinion
- of the experiment
- testable question
- a set of procedures to investigate
- based on observations
- the experimenter controls
- of beliefs
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- something already done
- from reasoning
- that depends on other variables
- an experiment
- and recording something
- recorded in numbers
- information will be spread
17 Clues: of beliefs • an experiment • to an opinion • from reasoning • of the experiment • testable question • recorded in numbers • based on observations • something already done • and recording something • the experimenter controls • information will be spread • that depends on other variables • remains the same in an experiment • that cannot be recorded in numbers • ...
The Scientific Method 2023-11-14
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- The person that completes your Science Fair experiment
- The results of the purpose of the experiment
- Tools that are used in a science experiment
- Incredibly funny and super-cool guy that teaches you Science
- Presenting the information from the experiment
- Something that is done to help you learn more about your topic
- Discover the answer to the question "why?"
- An educated guess
- Testing the Purpose of the experiment
- A picture with bars or circles that displays the data that you've discovered
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- The title of the Science Fair project
- Using the five senses to gather information
- The person in your family that MUST know about the project you're doing
- A process used to solve a scientific question
- A chart showing the numbers of the data you've discovered
- Group of presentations displaying science experiments
- Parts of an experiment that are believed to be true based upon the facts but are not necessarily
17 Clues: An educated guess • The title of the Science Fair project • Testing the Purpose of the experiment • Discover the answer to the question "why?" • Using the five senses to gather information • Tools that are used in a science experiment • The results of the purpose of the experiment • A process used to solve a scientific question • ...
scientific method 2020-09-30
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- variable the "things" that are kept constant
- and educated guess
- a statement that supports your hypothesis
- organized information that supports your hypothesis
- variable the cause of the experiment
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- gathering background information
- a question that needs to be answered using the scientific method
- using your senses to notice your surroundings
- method process used by scientists to solve problems in the natural world
- a "test" to answer your hypothesis
- variable the "effect" of the experiment
11 Clues: and educated guess • gathering background information • a "test" to answer your hypothesis • variable the cause of the experiment • variable the "effect" of the experiment • a statement that supports your hypothesis • variable the "things" that are kept constant • using your senses to notice your surroundings • organized information that supports your hypothesis • ...
Scientific Method 2021-08-31
Scientific Method 2014-03-27
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- Steps to follow
- Prove your hypothesis
- Method-of research in which a problem is identified, it can be repeated many times.
- Analyze the result
- The desired result,something right
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- You have a doubt you ask a ______
- "EDUCATED GUESS"
- Act or instance of noticing or perceiving.
- Predict something, that has to be proved
- To Solve a _______
- Must create a table, chart etc. to record the ____
11 Clues: Steps to follow • "EDUCATED GUESS" • To Solve a _______ • Analyze the result • Prove your hypothesis • You have a doubt you ask a ______ • The desired result,something right • Predict something, that has to be proved • Act or instance of noticing or perceiving. • Must create a table, chart etc. to record the ____ • ...
Scientific Method 2022-10-05
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- the variable that you change
- the variable that changes based on the independent variable
- an educated guess about what will happen during the experiment
- the thing you collect during the experiment
- the variable that is never changed
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- the step where your hypothesis is tested
- a series of steps used to find information
- what is done before making a hypothesis
- something that can be used to help form a hypothesis
- a statement that's meant to ask something
- After writing your results, you'll want to _______ the data, and compare it to your hypothesis
11 Clues: the variable that you change • the variable that is never changed • what is done before making a hypothesis • the step where your hypothesis is tested • a statement that's meant to ask something • a series of steps used to find information • the thing you collect during the experiment • something that can be used to help form a hypothesis • ...
Scientific Method 2024-04-26
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- information collected during an experiment
- what you saw
- what you do during an experiment
- the process of asking and answering questions in science
- what you are testing
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- the way you test a question
- looking at the data and making sense of it
- what you understand after the experiment
- things used to do the experiment
- an educated guess
- why you are doing something
11 Clues: what you saw • an educated guess • what you are testing • the way you test a question • why you are doing something • things used to do the experiment • what you do during an experiment • what you understand after the experiment • looking at the data and making sense of it • information collected during an experiment • the process of asking and answering questions in science
Scientific Method 2024-08-25
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- the part of the experiment that stays the same
- what you change in an experiment
- what you are trying to solve with a experiment
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- when you state if your hypothesis was right or wrong
- the data that is shown in numbers
- the if then statement in a experiment
- the data that describes the parts of the experiment that you noticce using your 5 senses
- what happens in response to the independent variable
- at the end of the experiment when you look at all the data
- before you make a hypothesis you do this to make a more educated guess
- scientific procedure to test a hypothesis.
11 Clues: what you change in an experiment • the data that is shown in numbers • the if then statement in a experiment • scientific procedure to test a hypothesis. • the part of the experiment that stays the same • what you are trying to solve with a experiment • when you state if your hypothesis was right or wrong • what happens in response to the independent variable • ...
Scientific Method 2024-05-20
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- A broad explanation of natural events supported by strong evidence
- A conclusion based on observation or evidence
- Measured or counted
- Should be identical to experimental group except for no treatment.
- When a experiment is repeated by a co-worker
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- An untested prediction
- Compared the result of an experiment between two groups
- group being tested or receiving treatment
- What is seen or measured
- What is being tested.
- fake treatment
11 Clues: fake treatment • Measured or counted • What is being tested. • An untested prediction • What is seen or measured • group being tested or receiving treatment • When a experiment is repeated by a co-worker • A conclusion based on observation or evidence • Compared the result of an experiment between two groups • ...
scientific method 2022-12-13
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- facts and statistics collected together for reference or analysis
- discover or reveal (something) through detailed examination
- orderliness of thought or behavior; systematic planning or action
- do (something) again, either once or a number of times
- a sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information.
- a scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact
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- the end or finish of an event or process
- a comment based on something one has seen, heard, or noticed
- on or characterized by the methods and principles of science
- a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence
- a matter or situation regarded as unwelcome or harmful and needing to be dealt with and overcome
11 Clues: the end or finish of an event or process • do (something) again, either once or a number of times • discover or reveal (something) through detailed examination • a sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information. • on or characterized by the methods and principles of science • a comment based on something one has seen, heard, or noticed • ...
Scientific Method 2022-09-29
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- the variable that you control
- factors of a science experiment
- a prediction made based on data
- refuting or supporting your hypothesis
- what you do to test a hypothesis
- the variable that controls another variable
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- studying an object closely
- the variable that you can't control
- a question you are trying to solve
- an educated guess
- the variable that stays the same
11 Clues: an educated guess • studying an object closely • the variable that you control • factors of a science experiment • a prediction made based on data • the variable that stays the same • what you do to test a hypothesis • a question you are trying to solve • the variable that you can't control • refuting or supporting your hypothesis • the variable that controls another variable
scientific method 2022-08-24
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- group a group that is tested on everything except for the changed variable
- well-tested explanation that unifies a broad range of observation and hypotheses
- data that is in numbers
- act of noticing and describing events or processes in a careful, orderly way
- in an experiment
- variable variable that is deliberately
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- experiment an experiment in which only one variable is changed
- scientific explanation for a set of observations that can be tested in ways that support or reject
- data that cannot be counted or measured
- information gathered in an experiment
- variable variable that changes in the response to the independent variable
11 Clues: in an experiment • data that is in numbers • information gathered in an experiment • variable variable that is deliberately • data that cannot be counted or measured • experiment an experiment in which only one variable is changed • group a group that is tested on everything except for the changed variable • ...
Scientific Method 2023-08-31
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- what do you first do in the scientific method
- this variable always stays the same
- you make these before you dor a big expeirement
- you do this to know how to do a expeirement
- a question scientists try to answer with this
- what is a variable that you do yourself
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- what do most scientists do when they have finished the scientific method
- cause of a independent variable
- you do this to find out if your hypothesis is correct
- what you find out after a expeirement
- this variable never changes
11 Clues: this variable never changes • cause of a independent variable • this variable always stays the same • what you find out after a expeirement • what is a variable that you do yourself • you do this to know how to do a expeirement • what do you first do in the scientific method • a question scientists try to answer with this • you make these before you dor a big expeirement • ...
Scientific Method 2023-08-21
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- Data that is recorded in descriptions, stories, and experiences
- the variable that changes due to the independent variable
- the variable you manipulate/change, the factor you're testing in the experiment
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- Organize and analyze data collected from the experiment
- A list of all supplies necessary to complete the experiment
- all the variables that you want to keep constant/unchanged
- Identifying a problem/making an observation, first step in the Scientific Method
- An informed prediction about the outcome of the experiment
- Determine whether or not the data from the experiment supports your hypothesis or not
- Step-by-step instructions on how to perform the experiment
- Data that is recorded in numbers and measurements
11 Clues: Data that is recorded in numbers and measurements • Organize and analyze data collected from the experiment • the variable that changes due to the independent variable • all the variables that you want to keep constant/unchanged • An informed prediction about the outcome of the experiment • Step-by-step instructions on how to perform the experiment • ...
Scientific method 2022-11-16
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- the variable that changes because of the independent variable
- our best explanation for what we observe right now.
- an experiment is repeated to ensure ____.
- an educated guess at the beginning of the experiment
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- variables that stay the same all the time.
- the variable that you actively change.
- an un-disputable piece of information.
- your observation are what you perceive with your _____.
- this is what you put in interpretation of results.
- results must be presented in the form of a _____.
- your observations are written in the _____.
11 Clues: the variable that you actively change. • an un-disputable piece of information. • an experiment is repeated to ensure ____. • variables that stay the same all the time. • your observations are written in the _____. • results must be presented in the form of a _____. • this is what you put in interpretation of results. • ...
Scientific Method 2023-05-15
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- an experiment must be _________, meaning it is repeated as much as possible
- something you can smell, hear, see, feel, or taste
- an educated guess
- another name for the manipulated variable
- a carefully planned test to answer a research question and prove a hypothesis true or false
- a research ___________ is the first step of the scientific method
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- the variable that is changed in an experiment
- another name for the responding variable
- the use of the scientific method to answer questions about the universe
- the variables that don't change in an experiment
- the variable that happens in response to the manipulated variable
11 Clues: an educated guess • another name for the responding variable • another name for the manipulated variable • the variable that is changed in an experiment • the variables that don't change in an experiment • something you can smell, hear, see, feel, or taste • the variable that happens in response to the manipulated variable • ...
Scientific Method 2023-09-28
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- An educated guess or prediction of what will happen
- Variable that does change
- Variable that responds to the other variables
- Graphs or charts are used at this step
- When an experiment has something unfair about it
- Rules that need to be followed to in order to have a fair experiment
- A statement that does or does not support the hypothesis
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- The first step in the scientific method
- This step in the scientific method is when the procedure is followed 3 times
- Variable that does not change
- The second step in the scientific method that helps scientists find out more information about their topic
11 Clues: Variable that does change • Variable that does not change • Graphs or charts are used at this step • The first step in the scientific method • Variable that responds to the other variables • When an experiment has something unfair about it • An educated guess or prediction of what will happen • A statement that does or does not support the hypothesis • ...
Scientific Method Quiz 2017-12-11
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- The scientific method is a _____ for experimentation.
- To complete your project you will _____ your results to others in a final report.
- One W-Question.
- You should also repeat your experiments several times to make sure that the first results weren't just an _____.
- The scientific method is used in _____ sciences.
- An attempt to answer your question with an explanation that can be tested.
- _____ scientists communicate their results by publishing their final report in a scientific journal.
- You conduct a good _____ by making sure that you change only one factor at a time while keeping all other conditions the same.
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- Predictions must be _____ to measure.
- Your _____ tests whether your prediction is accurate.
- You want to be an intelligent scientist using internet _____.
- Scientists use this method to find answers that are _____ and supported by evidence.
- In a Science Fair, _____ are interested in your findings regardlesss of whether or not they support your hypothesis.
- Carefully check all steps and set-up in a _____ procedure.
- The scientific method starts when you ask a _____.
- The goal is to discover _____ and effect relationships by asking questions.
- One W-Question.
- _____ must be easy to measure.
18 Clues: One W-Question. • One W-Question. • _____ must be easy to measure. • Predictions must be _____ to measure. • The scientific method is used in _____ sciences. • The scientific method starts when you ask a _____. • The scientific method is a _____ for experimentation. • Your _____ tests whether your prediction is accurate. • ...
Scientific Method and Pendulums 2016-09-29
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- metric unit that is one hundredth (0.01 or 1/100) of a meter.
- the fifth step in the scientific method that is information gathered during an experiment – this information can be shown using a table or graphs.
- object that swings rhythmically back and forth.
- an examination into a matter.
- the first step in the scientific method, also known as the problem.
- an experiment that tests the changing of one variable to see if it has an effect on a standard experiment’s results.
- the length, size, or amount of something.
- the original experiment that tests a question – all variables stay the same.
- the sixth step in the scientific method that is written in a paragraph describing the results of the experiment.
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- events that happen in a repeating order.
- the second step in the scientific method where a scientist makes an educated guess prior to investigating.
- the fourth step in the scientific method that are the steps taken to complete an experiment.
- any part of a standard experiment that can be changed to see if it has an effect on the results is called a...
- to move or swing back and forth.
- the third step in the scientific method that is a collection of the items needed to conduct an experiment.
- a set of different parts acting to form a whole.
- a curved line drawn on a graph to show the relationship between two variables.
17 Clues: an examination into a matter. • to move or swing back and forth. • events that happen in a repeating order. • the length, size, or amount of something. • object that swings rhythmically back and forth. • a set of different parts acting to form a whole. • metric unit that is one hundredth (0.01 or 1/100) of a meter. • ...
Scientific Method & Cells Review 2023-08-28
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- The cell _________ is the outer body for plant and animal cells.
- The cell ________ helps to support and protect plant cells only.
- someone who asks questions about the natural world
- a prediction about the results of an experiment
- gather information using the five senses
- second step of the Scientific Method
- last step of the Scientific Method
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- control center of the cell
- Gel-like liquid that contains the things that the cell needs.
- Traps the Sun's energy for the plant to use as food
- test conducted by scientists to answer questions
- The number of steps in the Scientific Method
- the study of the natural world
- fifth step of the Scientific Method
- smallest unit of a living thing
15 Clues: control center of the cell • the study of the natural world • smallest unit of a living thing • last step of the Scientific Method • fifth step of the Scientific Method • second step of the Scientific Method • gather information using the five senses • The number of steps in the Scientific Method • a prediction about the results of an experiment • ...
Science & Scientific Method 2012-12-12
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- large noisy bug
- set down data in a written form
- information gathered from observations
- a prticular porcedure for accomplishing something
- the rate at which something occurs over a particular period of time
- usually involves descriptions rather than numbers
- completely remove or get rid of
- decision reached by analysing the results or data
- measuring, usually involves numbers
- a proposed scientific explanation for an observation
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- factor that can be changed
- the statement that shows what you expect to see as a result of the experiment
- data you can see, feel, hear, smell or taste
- a logical interpretation based on evidence and reasoning
- examine results in order to explain or interpret
- establish the truth of something
- the study of the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment
17 Clues: large noisy bug • factor that can be changed • set down data in a written form • completely remove or get rid of • establish the truth of something • measuring, usually involves numbers • information gathered from observations • data you can see, feel, hear, smell or taste • examine results in order to explain or interpret • a prticular porcedure for accomplishing something • ...
Scientific Method Crossword 2023-09-07
Across
- Closely watching and recording events or phenomena.
- A plan outlining how an experiment will be conducted.
- A group or condition used for comparison in an experiment.
- Conducting multiple trials within an experiment for reliability.
- Data: Non-numerical information describing qualities or characteristics.
- Systematic prejudice in data collection or interpretation.
- Beliefs or practices claiming to be scientific but lacking evidence.
- A factor kept the same to ensure fair testing.
- An educated guess or prediction about an experiment's outcome.
Down
- The factor observed to see how it's affected by changes.
- The factor deliberately changed in an experiment.
- A question or challenge that needs solving or understanding.
- The process of sharing information or ideas.
- A summary of findings or results from an experiment.
- Repeating an experiment to confirm results.
- Data: Numerical information that can be measured.
- Drawing conclusions based on available evidence.
17 Clues: Repeating an experiment to confirm results. • The process of sharing information or ideas. • A factor kept the same to ensure fair testing. • Drawing conclusions based on available evidence. • The factor deliberately changed in an experiment. • Data: Numerical information that can be measured. • Closely watching and recording events or phenomena. • ...
Scientific Method Crosswork 2023-09-05
Across
- When someone else repeats your experiment to see if they get the same results to make sure your findings are reliable.
- Something that might look like science but isn't based on reliable evidence and methods.
- When you watch or look at something carefully to gather information.
- A question or challenge that needs solving.
- When you'r opinions or beliefs influence how you do an experiment or interpret its results, making it less objective.
- Descriptive information that can't be measured with numbers, like colors or textures.
- The part of the experiment that you don't change; it's used for comparison to see if your changes had an effect.
- A conclusion you make based on your observations and what you already know.
- A statement that explains what you learned from your experiment based on your results.
- An educated guess or prediction about what you think might happen in an experiment.
- Doing the same thing over and over again, like repeating an experiment to be more certain of the results.
Down
- Information that can be measured and expressed with numbers, like height or weight.
- What you measure in an experiment to see how it's affected by the independent variable.
- The thing you change in an experiment to see how it affects something else.
- This is like a plan that explains how you will do your experiment, including what you will test and how you will test it.
- How you share your findings or ideas with others, usually through speaking or writing.
- The things in an experiment that stay the same to make sure your results are accurate.
17 Clues: A question or challenge that needs solving. • When you watch or look at something carefully to gather information. • The thing you change in an experiment to see how it affects something else. • A conclusion you make based on your observations and what you already know. • Information that can be measured and expressed with numbers, like height or weight. • ...
Scientific Method Crossword 2021-09-17
Across
- changes due to independent variable
- what is done to the data from the experiment
- method used to answer questions
- written to share results of experiment
- last step of the scientific method
Down
- testing of hypothesis
- factors in an experiment
- variables that stay the same
- prediction of an answer to a question
- variable changed on purpose
- knowledge gained from experiment
- repetition of scientific method
- first step of the scientific method
13 Clues: testing of hypothesis • factors in an experiment • variable changed on purpose • variables that stay the same • method used to answer questions • repetition of scientific method • knowledge gained from experiment • last step of the scientific method • changes due to independent variable • first step of the scientific method • prediction of an answer to a question • ...