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| What is Discovery Science? |
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| To describe and document what is found in the world. |
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| What is the goal of Hypothesis-based Science? |
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| To explain what has been observed. To answer the "why" questions. |
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| An organized methodical way to learn. |
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| What is the goal of Science? |
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| To better understand the natural world around us. |
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| What is the goal of Technology? |
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| To make scientific knowledge useful. |
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| A well-tested explanation that makes sense of a great variety of scientific observations. |
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| Spacific observations to reach a general conclusion |
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A suggested answer to a well-defined scientific question - an explination on trial |
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| A condition that can differ within the expiriment |
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| An expiriment that tests the affect of a single variable |
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The information upon which inferences are based |
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| The part of an expiriment which does not have the one variable being tested. It is the normal group. |
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| The part of an expiriment which does have the variable being tested |
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| The one factor being tested in an experiment |
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| The factor in an experiment that can be affected by the independent variable. It is measured and recorded as the data/results of an experiment. |
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What form should a prediction be in? |
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| The information you record during an experiment is called your.. |
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| When you use your sense to gather information |
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| An logical conclusion based on relating what is observed with what is already known is called an.. |
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