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| method that is effectivein applying knowledge. |
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| educated guess about the answer |
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1. biology
2.botany
3. zoology
4.anatomy |
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| studies the nature of basic things |
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| studies how matter is put together and combines. |
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| studies matter that is alive |
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| conditions that can be changed |
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| close agreemen by observers of a phenomenon. |
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| rulesabout nature that have been cerified by experimentover and over and are believed to be true. |
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| opento changing their minds. |
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| putting kowledge to use to better life |
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| can stay the same between two testing groups |
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| kept under normal conditions and used as standard comparison |
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| experimental group that is purposely changed to test its effect |
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| the effect that is meaured as a result of the change |
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| judgement based on an observation |
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| a large body of information that has been tested and verified. |
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| a large body of knowledge about the workings of nature |
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