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what are the steps to scientific method |
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observation
questioning and exploration
consturcting hypothesis
record and analize
draw the conclusion
repeat the process |
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What is a dependent variable |
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This changes because of the indepenent variable |
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The one that I change, ( to see if my idea works) |
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no independent variable ( it gets the sugar pill ) |
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gets the independent variable
( Gets the drug or whatever to see if it changes) |
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What is inductive reasoning |
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takes lots of information to make sense of a princple |
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using general principle making it into and appliing it into a new idea |
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not scientifically valid
( like some otc meds)
may or may not work
there is no real testing done on the product |
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How and why
but not proven |
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nutrient uptake
nutrient processing
waste and elimination |
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what are the 5 characteristics of living things |
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metabolic process
generative process
resonsive process
control process
unqique structural orangization |
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growth
reproduction
asexual reproduction |
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irritability(you can tell somthing is getting your attention)
individual adaptation( a person can change like in being weaker or stronger)
Evolution(where organisms change and adapt to be able to exist) |
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Coordination
this means like enzymes speeds up or slows down certain processes in your body( like breaking down food)
Regulation
This is to control and what will keep the body at homestasis. like the Ph level at 7.35-7.45 and the body temp at 98.6 |
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What is the Strucural Orangization made of |
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Biophere Ecosystem Community population organism organ system organ tissue cell moelcules atoms |
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What did Edward Jenner do? |
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He made a vaccine for small pox |
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a breakdown of food and nutriention with chemical reaction from the body, such as enzymes and bile |
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the ability to move or do work |
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What is the order of biological organization |
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Cell the smallest unit of life
Tissue two or more cells working for a common purpose
Organ two or more tissues working together for a common purpose
Organ system two or more organs working together for a common purpose
Organismal level two or more organs working together for a common purpose |
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